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Guscha Packard during WWII 07/18/2010 15:53
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picture source: www.olive-drab.com caption: 1941 Packard Clipper staff car assigned to Gen. Eisenhower, at a meeting with Gen. Bradley at 12th Army Group HQ, August 1944. Gen. MacArthur had the same model vehicle. Earlier in the war, in 1942, Gen. Eisenhower had a Cadillac staff car in Tunisia. This model Packard staff car had factory air conditioning. |
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Guscha Packard during WWII 02/06/2012 13:28
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"General Douglas MacArthur was inspecting the U.S. Army's 1st Cavalry Division shortly before the division was sent to New Guinea in January, 1944. The two stars on the front of the Packard vehicle indicate that it was assigned to a Major General and the four star flag on the front bonnet show that MacArthur was a passenger." [source: www.bonzle.com] |
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Guscha Packard during WWII 07/10/2010 8:00
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picture source: www.olive-drab.com War Department photo of Packard Staff Cars. |
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BigKev Packard during WWII 01/21/2025 12:11
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View of Viscount Lord Halifax, J.G. Vincent and George Christopher examining cylinder liners in the Rolls-Royce engine division. Label on back: "Lord Halifax, with Packard vice presidents J.G. Vincent and George Christopher, inspects cylinder liners in the Rolls engine division. Giant machines turn out these units, made of chrome molybdenum steel, from a seamless tube resembling gas pipe, at the rate of one every two minutes." Item #: na043412 Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission. Reproduction Permission Form and Price List |
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Guscha Packard during WWII 05/03/2018 16:13
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Guscha Packard during WWII 07/04/2018 20:00
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If the source is to be believed, then the photograph was presumably taken in the early 1940?s. It shows a military vehicles in the Netherlands with a Dutch army plate (black on orange). Many vehicles were commandeered from civilians and re-registered in the army series. This Packard could have been one. image and information source:blog.europlate.org.uk/quiz-on-early-netherlands-issues/ Looks like it could be a Twelve from the bumper. Ozstatman 5th July 2018 |
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BigKev Packard during WWII 01/21/2025 7:33
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View of a North American Aviation P-51 Mustang fighter plane. Label on back: "Packard News Service. Low-flying, hard hitting attacks are other 'kicks' the new North American P-51 Mustang delivers. Its improved Packard-built Rolls-Royce engine with two-speed, two-stage supercharger grants greater maneuverability at lower ceilings, as well as altitude supremacy. This fighter has been termed the 'most aerodynamically perfect pursuit plane in existence.'" Handwritten on back: "Aircraft in action." Item #: na032514 Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission. Reproduction Permission Form and Price List |
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BigKev Packard during WWII 01/21/2025 7:33
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View of a North American Aviation P-51 Mustang fighter plane. Label on back: "Packard News Service. Ready to reach for still higher altitudes is this new North American P-51 Mustang. Its Packard-built Rolls-Royce engine with two-speed, two-stage supercharger, greatly increases the fighting range of this lightning-like plane. Military experts describe it as the aircraft destined to be the world's outstanding fighter plane in 1945." Handwritten on back: "Aircraft in action." Item #: na032515 Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission. Reproduction Permission Form and Price List |
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BigKev Packard during WWII 03/05/2017 7:54
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BigKev Packard during WWII 12/28/2009 1:15
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From the Dan Yocum Collection |
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