US military soft-skinned vehicles of World War II | |
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| 1⁄4–3⁄4 ton vehicles | |
| 11⁄2–4 ton trucks | |
| 5–10 ton trucks | |
| Tank transporters | |
| Amphibious vehicles | |
| Tracked tractors & carriers | |
| Motorcycles | |
| Trailers |
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Introduction
[edit]These templates are navboxes providing links to articles about soft-skinned vehicle models that have served in the United States Armed Forces (in some cases listed models may have received vehicle armor for crew defense). They are placed in articles linked in the relevant navboxes.
Usage
[edit]Navboxes are placed at the bottom of linked articles in accordance with MOS:LAYOUT.
Navboxes by period
[edit]US military soft-skinned vehicles of World War I | |
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| Cars & trucks | |
| Artillery tractors | |
US military soft-skinned vehicles of World War II | |
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| 1⁄4–3⁄4 ton vehicles | |
| 11⁄2–4 ton trucks | |
| 5–10 ton trucks | |
| Tank transporters | |
| Amphibious vehicles | |
| Tracked tractors & carriers | |
| Motorcycles | |
| Trailers |
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{{Post-WWII US Soft Vehicles}}
US military soft-skinned vehicles introduced after 1945 | |
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| 1⁄4–1⁄2 ton vehicles | |
| 3⁄4–13⁄4 ton vehicles | |
| 21⁄2–7 ton trucks | |
| 8–16.5 ton trucks | |
| Tank transporters | |
| Tractor trucks | |
| Tracked tractors & carriers | |
| Specialist vehicles | |
| Amphibious vehicles | |
| All-terrain vehicles | |
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