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Nichts Nein on the Pommes Fritz. Nothing on that for a deuce.

We need to get David Doyle in on this. He can id the truck and provide info on where the sn is at. The DAxxxx number is not the military issued sn from what I can tell. I found no sn series for any vehicles in the system starting with da.

I couldn't find anything but I also looked under the straight M35 nsn provided. If it is an A1 then I would have to go back and check. Will have to do that tonight. Heading out the door in less than an hour.

OK, you asked for it. I hereby call you a fool. :grin: Yep Nope, it's not Army.

\ Dudley, Need you to check the frame serial number. This number isn't bringing anything up. Thanks

\ No information on this. A VIN starting with DA doesn't seem right. Everything for M35 in the database is show a 6 digit number or starts with M. There is also a high probability this truck left service before the unit it belonged to converted to managing their records electronically.

Validate the serial number. I only have about 50 A2C's in the 940xxxxx serial range with a distinct gap between 94010939 and 94010975. Many of these late model A2Cs went to the USAF/ANG. Based on other SN, your vehicle should be a 1986,

Organization:146TH CS BN CO B MAINT Location:STURGIS MICHIGAN Nomenclature: TRUCK TRACTOR 5-TON Model: M818 NSN: 2320000508984 Serial Number: C12410390 Registration Number: 5A85070 Year of Mfg: 1970 Manufacturer: 65909 Usage Miles: 13442 Info Sep 05

# 1) M35A2 Vin/Serial NK05GS Reg 0540-12148 NSN 2320-926-0873 Organization:1ST BATTALION, 121ST FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT Location:MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 2-1/2T Model: M35A2C NSN: 2320009260873 Serial Number: 54012148 Registration Number: NK05GS Year of Mfg: 1972...

Naw, it's not that, he failed to mention the 5000 pounds of mary jane that is stashed in the back that is yours as part of the sale. or I actually heard a story that in the old days the heads would do a bong effect with the heater unit. I think this maybe one of those trucks and he's been...

Chuck, Are you poking fun at our idols ideal way of spelling idle? Hey I still can't spell the state that scooter comes from without having to let spell check figure it out. Welcome to the website Adam! Don't feel bad, at least you didn't smack a guardrail last week and total your truck.

If there is a 24P, that TM would cover all 4 levels of maintenance under the old 4 level maintenance system.

Here's some info on it. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/mse.htm

Most of the ones I saw in desert scheme were like the photos Will posted.

Unfortunately the MSE equipment will probably never hit the market. The main components are all listed as not releasable so it is unlikely we will every get one of these very expensive systems. Wouldn't be very useful if you did have one. The VRC-47 is no longer releasable but a while back...

Here's the thread link. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?t=29993

I seem to recall an article in the Armor magazine back in the mid-90's entitled something like "Abrams: Last of the Main Battle Tanks" and how the future wars concept will place a greater emphasis on helicopters (recon, armed, and transport) and lighter armor capable of being transported world...

Looks like you have one that had MSE and a VRC47. Nice looking truck.

Hey all, BKuba and I just returned from the funeral. I don't think I could make it through the promotion ceremony. My neck was really bothering me from the accident and I didn't want to take the percosets while there. Ceremony was a nice send off but would rather have David back as I'm...