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ArticleFord and the Queen
They weren’t exactly military vehicles, but the 300 food vans that Henry Ford and Edsel Ford donated to the city of London in the fall of 1941 had much to do with the war that Great Britain had declared on Germany after Hitler’s Nazi forces...
ArticleBehind the Third Reich
As World War I came to its bloody conclusion and the dawning Communist revolution falsely promised a Russian utopia, dozens of far-right nationalist organizations quickly sprung up across Europe. Most of these groups were started during...
ArticleMonumental occasion
MOUACOURT, FRANCE — In October, French reenactors of American World War II units drove their vehicles to the Village of Mouacourt to participate in the dedication of a monument to the 121st Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron of the 106th...
ArticleReader Wheels!
Brad Lamb says his M151A2 was previously owned by 4-star General Doug Brown.” I now own it and have for a little over four years,” he says. “Gen. Brown was kind enough to supply me with several photos, patches, etc. so that I can create a...
ArticleHistoric helmet
In the middle to late 1930s the French company E. Guéneau & Co. Paris started to produce a tropical flying helmet, called the Guéneau Colonial. It was quite different from the regular Armée de l’air issued Zinsiner/Guéneau leather Type 11,...