Jeeps had been on the civilian scene since the end of World War II, but these were mostly military surplus. The famous $50 disassembled, packed-in-oil Jeep, however, was a myth.

End of War Production Milestone (1945): By the war’s end, over 640,000 units had been built, cementing the Jeep as a symbol of American military innovation and mobility.

The true wonder of the Jockey Lot is its magnificent unpredictability. On any given Saturday, you might find a vendor selling vintage comic books next to someone offering handmade quilts, next to a ...

Dixieland Flea Market stands as a monument to the art of the find, a place where bargains lurk around every corner and each visit promises new discoveries. The moment you spot that iconic blue and ...

Sec. Driscoll and Gen. Rainey told BI the Infantry Squad Vehicle's development is a success story iterated and supported by ...

The Army will allocate $108 million for a Vehicle Protection System suite that will fold three different capabilities under a new start in fiscal year 2026, according to recently released procurement ...

They came by many vehicles, including the M151 MUTT, the U.S. military’s Jeep of choice at the time. When aircraft left for U.S. Navy aircraft carriers off the coast, they were full of service ...

Millions of pounds of military hardware are expected to roll down the US capital’s streets in less than two weeks, fulfilling a dream of President Donald Trump but also sparking concerns about ...

A new direction Finally, Nike’s designed team has decided to point the shoe in a different direction in 2025. A new lifestyle-friendly colorway of the Alphafly 3 just dropped online, draped in hues ...

The NABC Recycled Rides presentation took place June 21 before the Explore the Pocono Mountains 225 Xfinity Series race.

Dodge Coronet that rolled off the assembly lines with the police package is an original and unmolested specimen seeking ...

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