. Chevrolet Car Company video.   Last night I found a short eighteen minute YouTube video entitled ' The tragic story of Chevrolet ' , not knowing anything about the company and having owned a Chevrolet military tractor unit in 1972 I watched the video and it truly was a tragic life for Louis Chevrolet.  Born in Switzerland in 1878, he eventually emigrated to the USA where he built race cars and competed in many races often winning, although a car company bore his name he died virtually penniless  6th June 1941. ( aged 63 )   Although  I loved the appearance and style of the Chevrolet tractor unit it was impractical without a rear body having an articulated wheel behind the cab for a trailer unit, I sold it and then bought a more practical GMC 353 6 x 6 long wheel base capable of carrying much more in the rear.            Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, June 27  2O25.    ….   

Very nice display to some incredible men. Amazing pieces and great research.

It’s a stand in, a prop. Not supposed to look great necessarily so down the road it will get better and better. Wanna send a liner over  possibly to😂 In all seriousness though I hope ya’ll can appreciate it for what it is, a test. There will be way better iterations down the road. I’ve also never really worked on liners before so I’ve only ever worked on shells and painting, plus helmet cover and custom nets. So this was a bit out of my wheel house.

Forgot to post this mini-medal bar when I got it a few weeks back. Navy/AF veteran.

Hi all, I need the help of you Vietnam patch experts. Who of you can tell me what the designation stands for ? Is it  B Co. 2nd Bn. 8th Infantry or  B Co. 2nd Bn. 8th Cavalry ? I tried my search in the web but there was nothing what I found really helpful . Thanks in advance for your help.

If you purchased this one from Top Kick you got a 100 % legit scroll - nice piece in outstanding condition !!👍

Hopefully, you or another member can get it. Would be interesting to know that Senior Chief's story, that's for sure :)

A hidden master key/switch is only going fool a (determined) mechanic for so long. I'm currently on the hunt for a 1/4" midget wrench set that would fit in a 6-1/2" x 3-1/2" pocket inside my USAAF camera repair kit.  I think these would've been the same small wrench set boxes that go into the GMTK. ...need to check if my Stevens-Walden set fits....

For me the other way is dont loose sight of your Jeep…

These is mines