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Military Vehicles In Detail 3: Us Half Tracks M2-m3-m5-m9 (vol 3) by Terry J. Gander is a history book available to read on EtoBox.

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During World War 2, and particularly after the USA's entry into the conflict, the military exploited to the maximum the potential of the 4x4 for staff transport and rapid forward movement. The US-manufactured Jeep (derived from GP for general purpose) set the standard for this type of vehicle and there was no directly comparable British-designed and built model until the launch in 1947 of the Land Rover. The original purpose of the Land Rover was to earn significant export sales and to provide the British armed forces with a locally-built 4x4 vehicle. In the 60 years since the Land Rover was first produced its market has expanded considerably, becoming both an essential vehicle for those who require its remarkable off-road capabilities and through the Range Rover and other developments, a popular model for personal use. However, the Land Rover remains an essential part of the equipment used by Britain's armed forces. It has served in virtually every theatre of operations involving British troops since 1947. Its battle honours include the conflicts resulting from the retreat from Empire in places such as Malaya and Aden, the troubles in Northern Ireland and the Falklands War, throug

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Author
Terry J. Gander
Publisher
Hersham: Ian Allan ; Haverton, PA: Casemate Pub.
Published
2004
Language
EN
ISBN
9780711030473
Category
history
Subjects
Engineering, Military, History
Rating
4.2 / 5 (13 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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