Didier Andres, born in Verviers in Belgium, was passionate about military history and particularly about American vehicles of World War II. He had a large archive of documents and imagery, and contributed to books and magazines for over twenty years. He was the author of U.S. Army Chevrolet Trucks, U.S. Army Ambulances & Medical Vehicles, U.S. Army Signal Corps Vehicles, and U.S. Army Diamond T Vehicles.

This is a quality publication looking at this important truck of WWII and its many uses. There are great photos throughout which will be of interest to the modeller and WWII buff alike. Highly recommended.

• 1. Introduction2. The Different Series3. Cargo Trucks4. Panel Delivery Trucks5. Cargo Dump Trucks6. Tractor Trucks7. M6 Bomb Service8. Telephone Trucks9. Chassis with Cab10. Cabs over Engine11. Low Silhouettes12. The 1-ton Trailer13. On Campaign14. A planned Obsolescence?15. Lend-Lease16. After the War17. The Chevy’s PosterityAppendicesBibliography and Acknowledgements

Didier Andres, born in Verviers in Belgium, was passionate about military history and particularly about American vehicles of World War II. He had a large archive of documents and imagery, and contributed to books and magazines for over twenty years. He was the author of U.S. Army Chevrolet Trucks, U.S. Army Ambulances & Medical Vehicles, U.S. Army Signal Corps Vehicles, and U.S. Army Diamond T Vehicles.

This is a quality publication looking at this important truck of WWII and its many uses. There are great photos throughout which will be of interest to the modeller and WWII buff alike. Highly recommended.

• 1. Introduction2. The Different Series3. Cargo Trucks4. Panel Delivery Trucks5. Cargo Dump Trucks6. Tractor Trucks7. M6 Bomb Service8. Telephone Trucks9. Chassis with Cab10. Cabs over Engine11. Low Silhouettes12. The 1-ton Trailer13. On Campaign14. A planned Obsolescence?15. Lend-Lease16. After the War17. The Chevy’s PosterityAppendicesBibliography and Acknowledgements

Didier Andres, born in Verviers in Belgium, was passionate about military history and particularly about American vehicles of World War II. He had a large archive of documents and imagery, and contributed to books and magazines for over twenty years. He was the author of U.S. Army Chevrolet Trucks, U.S. Army Ambulances & Medical Vehicles, U.S. Army Signal Corps Vehicles, and U.S. Army Diamond T Vehicles.

This is a quality publication looking at this important truck of WWII and its many uses. There are great photos throughout which will be of interest to the modeller and WWII buff alike. Highly recommended.

• 1. Introduction2. The Different Series3. Cargo Trucks4. Panel Delivery Trucks5. Cargo Dump Trucks6. Tractor Trucks7. M6 Bomb Service8. Telephone Trucks9. Chassis with Cab10. Cabs over Engine11. Low Silhouettes12. The 1-ton Trailer13. On Campaign14. A planned Obsolescence?15. Lend-Lease16. After the War17. The Chevy’s PosterityAppendicesBibliography and Acknowledgements