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Museums, Clubs, Organizations

‘The Vietnam War: 1945-1975’ at National WWI Museum and Memorial

By Mike Eppinger
Nov 5, 2019

“Miss Joyce,” an M52A1 photographed near Bien Hoa, 1972.

Photographs and Ephemera

Photo Album

By Military Vehicles Magazine
Nov 13, 2019

2. Quarter Ton Vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)

Military Jeep Ambulances

By Steve Turchet
Nov 13, 2019

A Deep Look Into Militaria Collectors

By John Adams-Graf
Feb 7, 2019

President of the United States Donald J. Trump places the Medal of Honor around retired U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. John L. Canley's neck, the 300th Marine Medal of Honor recipient, at the White House in Washington, D.C., Oct. 17, 2018. From Jan. 31, to Feb. 6 1968 in the Republic of Vietnam, Canley, the company gunnery sergeant assigned to Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Marines, took command of the company, led multiple attacks against enemy-fortified positions, rushed across fire-swept terrain despite his own wounds and carried wounded Marines into Hue City, including his commanding officer, to relieve friendly forces who were surrounded. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Daisha R. Johnson)

USMC Sergeant Major John L. Canley Receives Medal of Honor

By Mike Eppinger
Oct 18, 2018

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5. Two and a Half Ton Vehicles (CCKW0, M135, M211, M35, etc.)

Military Vehicle Spotlight: 530B Pumper

By admin
Nov 13, 2019

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“Diggers and Doughboys” Special Exhibition at National WWI Museum and Memorial

By Mike Eppinger
Nov 5, 2019

It took a seven-year effort for several members of the Oregon Central Coast Military Vehicle Group, an MVPA affiliate, to build and open the Oregon Military Museum in Florence on the Oregon coast.

Club Spotlight: Oregon Coast Military Museum

By Military Vehicles Magazine
Nov 13, 2019

During the post-WWII years, Reo entered into a competition between Reo, Studebaker, and General Motors to design a new 2-1/2 ton tactical truck to replace the U.S. military’s fleet of GMC CCKWs, I.H.C. M-5-6s, and Studebaker US6s. General Motors wanted to hang on to the deuce-and-a-half market, and even though the military seemed to favor Reo’s design—first called the M34 (shown here), then the M44 Series. While both the Reo and G.M. trucks were accepted for production, the Reo M35 and its six-wheeled variant, the M34 (shown here), with its more powerful Reo Gold Comet 331 cid. engine and five-speed manual transmission, proved to be more durable and dependable, probably due to its relative simplicity, and went on to become one the most successful military vehicles in the world.

5. Two and a Half Ton Vehicles (CCKW0, M135, M211, M35, etc.)

M35: A “Deuce” of a Truck!

By Steve Turchet
Nov 13, 2019

Private Edward Donald Slovik was the last US soldier to be executed for desertion in wartime. At the time, the 24-year-old was assigned to Company G, 109th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division.

DESERTION "IN TIMES OF WAR"

By John Adams-Graf
Nov 2, 2017

(Lorenzo C. Rangel)

Photographs and Ephemera

Mexican and Mexican-American veterans featured in photo exhibit

By Mike Eppinger
Aug 7, 2017

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Militaria Collecting 101

Sentenced for lying about military service

By Mike Eppinger
May 31, 2017

Phil Sussman Pvt. Nicholas Klusener sits with his team at a hide site, May 13, during the LRS Company FTX.

Militaria Collecting 101

End of long range recon units

By Mike Eppinger
Jan 24, 2017

Ed Hicks has been a dedicated militaria collector specializing in Japanese Samurai swords, armor, and artwork as well as U.S. Airborne and U.S. Special Forces artifacts for more than 40 years. For the past 27 years, ye has been in business as a full-time military antiques dealer.

10 Questions with Japanese militaria expert Ed Hicks

By John Adams-Graf
Nov 13, 2019

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Patches / Insignia

Army's 5th Special Forces Group to Resurrect Vietnam-Era Beret Flash

By John Adams-Graf
Dec 2, 2015

2. Quarter Ton Vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)

It's a MUTT! Background and History

By Steve Turchet
Nov 13, 2019

WWII-Era M1 Helmets: A Beginner's Guide

By Paul Sayegusa
Nov 13, 2019

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