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Photo Credit: Walter Tesche
(courtesy of Dorothy Tesche) (used
with permission)
Camp Desert Rock outside of Las Vegas, June-August 1957
X-Band radar unit
Photo Credit:: Walter Tesche
(courtesy of Dorothy Tesche) (used
with permission)
Camp Desert Rock, June-August 1957
Photo Credit:: Walter Tesche
(courtesy of Dorothy Tesche) (used
with permission)
Camp Desert Rock, June-August 1957
Photo Credit:: Walter Tesche
(courtesy of Dorothy Tesche) (used
with permission)
Seoul Korea, March 1954 (note the MB... but read the text on the signs -
1/4 ton and 3/4 ton vehicles...)
Photo Credit: www.copcar.com
by Terry Fiene, submitted by Greg Reynolds
(used with permission)
Nice shot of an M38A1 configured as an MP vehicle. THANKS Greg
for allowing use of this picture!!!!! (On a side note, it's well
worth your time to visit the copcar.com site. There are some really
neat pictures there. Look for your cities finest - it's probably
there!)
Photo Credit: US ARMY Technical
Manual
Not the best scan but it clearly shows the 106 on the backend. These
were known as the M38A1C models.
Photo Credit: Jim Kelley,
Bettendorf, IA (jimkel@att.net).
(used with permission)
This photo was taken by Jim when he was in Korea. This picture was
taken just about the time the truce was signed.
Photo Credit: www.corbis.com
Soldier with parachute landing near smoke target during training 1979 Fort
Benning Georgia. A soldier in the US ARMY Airborne division lands
with a parachute close to a smoke target in a drop zone during training.
Photo Credit: www.corbis.com
National guard troops, University of Mississippi
Flip Schulke/Corbis
Image ID FP001727
Photo Credit: Leon Bowie (used
with permission)
Leon with Debbie Reynolds in front of L19 and L20 Liaison aircraft in
Korea. (Not exactly M38A1's but Korea era none the less...)
Photo Credit: US ARMY
Archives
Another "C" 106 model
