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Fort Knox. Halftrac armored cars. The halftrac armored car has many important duties in our modern mechanized army. It is useful as a carrier of men and equipment, and may be armed in various ways to give it great striking power. This car in use at Fort Knox, Kentucky, by soldiers of the armored for
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Fort Knox. Halftrac armored cars. The halftrac armored car has many important duties in our modern mechanized army. It is useful as a carrier of men and equipment, and may be armed in various ways to give it great striking power. This car in use at Fort Knox, Kentucky, by soldiers of the armored for

Palmer, Alfred T., United States. Office Of War Information · 1942-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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