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Thanks EnteJager for the info, I admit I don't know a lot as I have been out of the Army since 1969. Thanks also for your service. 19th Aviation Battalion Fort Richardson,AK 1967-1969.

Goose2448, here are a couple of pictures, the rest are in a private message,hope that answers your question! Elk

There is more coming your way! You ain't seen nothing yet BugEyeBear

Will sen out picture tonite of the cylinder goose. elk

I use to work in the logistics center at Fort Lewis,WA 1n 1967 while awaiting orders to go to Alaska and handled paperwork for deuces(Bills of lading) The price of the truck in that time era was $56,000. There you go!!

Roscoe, the hole under the right fender was where a double walled cylinder was attached with hoses from the engine and coolant wouldd flow between the two walls and hot coolant would go thru another hose to the bottom of the battery compartment to keep the batteries warm and from freezing .Mine...

Aren't the C-12's the same plane that the Army calls U-21A's?

Here are some pictures of DeHavilland U-1A "Otters" and a DeHavilland U-6A---L20 "Beaver" which flew in the Korean War. the "Otter" was used in the Viet Nam Conflict. There is also a picture of a helicopter a H21-C Vertol and used in both conflicts also. The markings of the OD "Otter" belong to...

This is a picture of a DHC-3 Otter by DeHavilland. It has the markings of the 408 Squardon RCAF and first flew in 1951.The plane also was with the Canadian armed forces Reserve with the 411 Sqdn at CFB Downsview. hope the Canadian members of this site enjoy it.

tminus3,the Burma Jeep I found is a 1943 Model GTB and was in the Pacific theater,runs good,the price is $25,000 and for information a contact can be made with Brad,818-419-9989,CA,or brad@advancedbrain.com It's also in Hemmings Motor News on page 215 in the January Issue 2010. Also a...

I hope he makes out ok in his quest,if not I have got some follow ups on one. Your welcome,glad to help. Later tminus3. Elkhunter

Found one for you tm inus! Its for sale and nice.Need more info?

Thanks for the encouragement WarrenD, never had much luck on E-Bay though

I hope so, the ones I've seen on E-Bay and Craiglist are pricey! $50.00+. The AFV is the one I want. But at least the one Academy 1/72nd scale matched my U-1-A DeHaviland "Otter" which is on an above post. Hope to get a 1/35th scale AFV for my 1/35th scale "Otter".Thanks

I'll look for a King Tiger around here! Will get back sometime this week. May be able to help you

Model of M35 "Deuce" 1/72nd scale available from hobby shops on internet. Around $15.00 and made by Academy form S.Korea. Stock # is 13410. Hope this helps everyone as 1/35 scale of a reular deuce are practically non existent except for guntrucks. I have nothing against guntrucks.

Forgot I ordered this model last year. Left it in the 5th wheel when we were snowbirding. I'll try and find my receipt and see who I ordered it fromf. PorschTech911 thanks for your post' The stock # is 13410 and it's an Academy model, 172nd scale. Hope this helps everyone. The 1/35 scale models...

I ordered a model kit from a hobby shop last year and it was around $15-$20 dollars.It's made by Academy and the stock # is 13410 with an 8000# below it.It's not a WW2 deuce but a more modern M35. It is 1/72nd scale. It also says on the front of the box that it is an accurate reproduction of a...

Nice work CharlesKing! Very nice!!!

Welcme aboard.