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  1. Guyfang

    M275, 36, 342..

    Look at the cover of the TM's. See how many different truck Models there were. To get an idea how big the changes were, look at the UOC's, Usable On Codes.
  2. Guyfang

    M275, 36, 342..

    When I got to the unit in 1973, we had long bed Gassers. Then we got M36A2's. Then upgraded to M36A3's.
  3. Guyfang

    M275, 36, 342..

    Every Hawk ADA unit had a parking lot full of M36A3 in the late 80's-early 90's? We needed them to transport Missiles and Missile Loaders. It took 36 ratchet straps to tie down a Loader. Great trucks, drove well for its size.
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