 These photos are of a ceremony to mark the 40000th dodge delivered to the Army that took place in Ft Wayne, Ind. I lost my notes on when this took place but I think it was late in 1941. It looks like the 40000th vehicle was a command car. Based on the hood numbers (W-222221-W-222245) of the vehicles behind the first row the hood number for the command car (40000th vehicle) would be W-222221. Wonder what happen to it. See next mag photo.
|  Can see part of hood number on this mag view
|  pdf mag view of hood number
|  Salvage equipment being picked up on the Ledo road.
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 Command car crossing river at a bridge building training exercise probably in the south possibly pre WWII or just after start
|  1/2 ton dodge truck crossing bridge
|  convoy on probably Ledo road during WWII
|  1/2 ton dodge and other stock photos of military trucks
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 DUKWs on the Ledo Road
|  Floating a jeep across a river in Burma
|  1/2 ton command car crossing river
|  Truck repair and mantenance operation in India
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 |  Military training and truck, most likely pre WWIi based on helmets
|  Stock photos of WWII trucks
|  Stock photos of WWII trucks
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 Chevy and Dodge carryall and other photos of WWII trucks
|  Stock photos of WWII trucks and motor cycles
|  1/2 ton dodge closed cab and other stock photos of WWII trucks
|  British trucks in Germany
A stretch jeep the Gis made
RL-31 on back of jeep in winter
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 British truck on bridge in Burma or India
|  British vehicles in VE parade in Germany
Lower righ-1/2 ton dodge open cab in south pacific with home made tire changer
|  open cab on Ledo Road
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