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Thought you might enjoy pictures of three of my Jeeps displayed in Carthage, MS  for Memorial Day; ’42 Willys dedicated to my 95 year old Uncle (WWII Veteran – you featured this Jeep and his story several years ago); ’52 Willys dedicated to my Dad (Korean war veteran), and ’54 Willys dedicated to my Brother-In-Law, served in the Berlin Brigade during the Cold War, and was in Berlin as a Military Policeman when the “wall” was established. The ’42 Willys has a Ford Motor, the others have Willys Motors; all are fully restored to “as-remembered” condition – not necessarily period correct. Our Veterans were all treated to rides, as they desired, following the Memorial Service.

Thanks, Marcus
CW4, US Army, Retired