File:Holden-modified WW II jeep field-ambulance for USMC in the Pacific–left–National Archives fig-12.jpg
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Holden-modified WW II jeep field-ambulance for USMC in the Pacific – on Iwo Jima.
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editDescriptionHolden-modified WW II jeep field-ambulance for USMC in the Pacific–left–National Archives fig-12.jpg |
English: Holden-modified WW II jeep field-ambulance for USMC in the Pacific – later model; left side, on Iwo Jima. This Jeep with a taller upper "body" structure and top was part of the 2nd and 3rd batches of vehicles reconfigured as ambulances. |
Date | February/March 1945 |
Source | National Archives photo via https://www.militarytrader.com/military-vehicles/holden-ambulance |
Author | Unknown personnel of U.S. Navy or U.S. Marine Corps |
With its canvas ripped and sagging, the windshield glazing gone, and the front fender battered, this Holden Jeep shows damage of combat on Iwo Jima, where this photo was taken. Note the very tall extended exhaust, for deep water fording.
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