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Here are the some of the latest aquisitions
Tim's 2 GMC trucks
Below: Andy's Clark A1 Dozer -History: The Clark Airborne dozer was manufactured in World War II for transport by glider or parachuted in to build and repair airplane runways in remote areas or behind enemy lines. They are very compact with the tracks being only three feet apart. The engine is a 4 cylinder water cooled Waukesha Model. After the war the few dozers that survived and were still around were then in most cases sold as military surplus and usually painted a non-military color.
The Clarkair CA-1 was used in both the European and Pacific Theaters. An example of the use of these tractors was following the airborne landing of Allied Forces behind Japanese lines in Northern Burma. On the night of March 5, 1944, more than 30 gliders carrying men, pack animals, lighting equipment and tractors of this type landed at a jungle clearing designated as 'Broadway.' In 24 hours, airborne engineers had prepared a landing strip ready for use by more gliders and troop Carrier Command C-47's landing more men, animals and supplies.