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FWD Model B ammunition carrier

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English: FWD Model B ammunition carrier

William Hupke and grandson pull up at the rear of the parade after getting "The Battleship" started.

One of the trucks most remembered by veterans of World War I is this 3-ton, four-wheel-drive Ammunition Carrier built by the Four Wheel Drive Auto Company, later named FWD Corporation, Clintonville, Wisconsin. More than 20,000 of these famed Model "B's" as they were called, hustled guns, ammunition, troops and supplies to the battle fronts in the service of U.S. and allied fighting forces (FWD Museum pamphlet).
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