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Captured '41 GPW
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During WWII the American GPW or Jeep was a highly successful and useful vehicle. Small numbers were captured by
the Gremans and pressed into service. This archiv photo shows a jeep captured by Afrika Corps in Tunis.p

Captured from an American sargent at Camp Mabry '09 reenactment, well I did have to pay some money as well....
I've recently added a '41 Willys GPW to the collection. Look for more information and photos to follow...

Another view of the jeep...

Another view of the jeep...

Another view of the jeep...

Another view of the jeep...

Another view of the jeep...

Another view of the jeep...

Another view of the jeep...

Another view of the jeep...

Another view of the jeep...

Since it's capture I've added some new German markings... translation Under new management...
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Question? Feldpost der feldwebel.
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