Why were these used so much in war films?
What is the tactical use of thess jeeps in wars anyways, and why did the u,s. Make like a million of them?
Why were these used so much in war films?
Lincoln Miller
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Oliver Scott
Samuel Lee
gotta go fast
Eli Evans
What is the tactical use of a vehicle that takes you from point A to B? Are you twelve?
Christopher Jones
I prefer the British version, espeassily the 67 Jeep convertible
>we need a British villain
Michael Rogers
>I prefer the British version, espeassily the 67 Jeep convertible
>>we need a British villain
Nathaniel Nelson
Cheap, fast, and reliable, good for command and control, for ferrying officers around a battlefield, can also be used to haul equipment and ammunition, and evacuate wounded. They were also lightweight and could be flat packed meaning that they could be sent nearly anywhere
Jacob Allen
Why don't they make them like this anymore?
Xavier Perry
I bet you liked cars, faggot. Here have a sarge
Nicholas Diaz
this thing could be taken down to parts and it was super light weight and could get almost anywhere fast. Fuck comfort this was a war time machine
youtu.be
Adam Nelson
They were used just as general transport, in combat and behind the lines. There were millions of them because using the same general transport vehicle made maintenance easier.
Not unlike the later HMMWVs.
Juan Price
Something something Vietnam
Hunter Russell
That video is pretty cool
Much better than the jp jeeps
Juan Kelly
What happened in Vietnam?
I was wondering why Chrysler doesn't just make willy MB's anymore.
Adrian Butler
Colton Bailey
Post more movie jeeps
Saving private ryan
Carter Barnes
>in combat
How?
Ryder Ortiz
Mason Clark
Thin red line
Jeremiah Gonzalez
>the muttt
Ayden Stewart
Robert Davis
Cheap, mass produced. Easy to use. Ground mobility and ability to load carry. Modern equivalent would be mrzrs.
Hudson Smith
Just like how the hmmwv is used, although tactics are a little different these days because they have bradleys and other armor for support.
The concept is still the same though.