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The Willys Jeep provided a revolutionary way of clearing rain from the windscreen.
I demonstrate very clearly this amazing technology whilst over in Normandy, on my way to Omaha Beach.
A little light relief amongst all this serious history.
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The MG42 was developed with manufacturing efficiency in mind.
Manufacturing time was cut in half, from around 150 hours for the MG34 to just 75 hours for the MG42!
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The Bren Mk II: its 30-round magazine ran out fast, but British troops loved this WWII classic!
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The Bren Mk II: its 30-round magazine ran out fast, but British troops loved this WWII classic!
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I visit Dallas Auto Spares in Newbury: specialists in Jeep parts.
There’s a fascinating cutaway Jeep that reveals the ingenious design of Karl Probst’s original creation in incredible detail.
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Good evening guys! I had a great day at the Dallas Dig Out in Newbury, hosted by Dallas Auto Spares.
It’s a fantastic military jumble, with everything from military clothing and weapons to, most importantly, vehicle parts!
Next event: 3 Jan 2027.
Our WWII Jeep ANYTIME NOW lost her generator, clutch and a cylinder, but still got us home from Normandy!
A huge thank you to Marcus Bailey at MK Restorations for getting her back together and ready for the road again:
Our WWII Jeep ANYTIME NOW lost her generator, clutch and a cylinder, but still got us home from Normandy!
A huge thank you to Marcus Bailey at MK Restorations for getting her back together and ready for the road again:
I’ve found a fantastic WWII U.S. Army Medical Department first-aid kit, complete with its original-style metal carrying case and a fascinating assortment of medical supplies.
Items bear 1942 contract dates.
An incredible glimpse into history: