Search results

Not trying to be a buzz kill, just bringing up things you may not be aware of. If you do not have a CDL, you will need to look into that. Unless it has changed in the last few years you need a CDL to drive even an M35. And depending on what kind of neighborhood/city you live in there will...

A few of my M813A1 from pickup in 2014 to its current home in storage.

Jump on the "Band Wagon" After a marathon trip from TX thru MI into IL in 2014, my 7 year daughter and I took the M915A1 and M872A1 to pick up my newly acquired M813A1 in IL. A day in and we started running into lots of snow and ice. So an easy 4-5 day trip to get a possibly running truck...

I will submit the "Band Wagon". M813A1 w/w v/r, The Far East (Or West?) CAMO detachment

Welcome from Universal City, TX

Is this for on road or off road use? And the M35A2s are able to haul up to 5 tons on hardball. Can they do more, probably. But I think 12 tons is well over what can be safely hauled with these 30+ year old trucks. A 5 ton (M813, M923) can haul up to 10 tons on hardball but I wouldn't even do...

Welcome from Universal City, TX.

Depending on when you were at Ft. Sam will determine what markings you want to use. The tactical vehicle currently assigned to 5th Army have ARNORTH stenciled on the passenger side and company with vehicle number on the drivers side. ex: ARNORTH BD-6. My unit as Sam has the only tactical...

A few they had on permanent display and a few more of the rotary wing craft on display.

A few artillery pieces. This first one is an ex-US AA cannon and the second is an ex-US Cannon as well.

Here is a few of Korean armor. One is an ex-US M48 (still used) and the other two are Korean built MBTs. A Few Self-Propelled Artillery pieces as well (one US two KA). An AA track and ACE as well. They were giving rides to the local kids in APCs.

Here are some of the M715 style clones and a few upgrades on an M35 or M813 clone (can't remember which it was).

A few more. I think that some of these frames are ex-US and were reworked by the Koreans, but was not able to verify. From what I heard all the powerplants are Korean (no C turbos here) and they still used a standard transmission. On a few of the M35 clones they has the exhaust go through a few...

Spent the last week down just outside of Daejeon, Korea at the 67th Korea Armed Forces Day and 13th Ground Forces Festival. Lots of military hardware and warbird flyovers, even a few paratrooper drops. The first few pics are of an M813 clone (yes made in Korea) an ex-US Huey and Cobra (both of...

I would like to nominate my 1971 M813A1 W/W currently in storage for the year.

Welcome from Universal City (well, Korea for now).

1 Year.

The last few pictures are the names of those killed in the Korean War (UN Forces) and ONE of the hallways with Korean KIA.

The Mig in the first picture was flown to S Korea by a N Korean Defector. Now on public display.

more