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Jeep used as a field ambulance by U.S. troops in the Caribbean area. A modified field ambulance, it can be used in an emergency or over rough terrain. This is the first time an army jeep has been used as a field ambulance; no new equipmenr is needed other than that used in the regular field ambulance

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Jeep used as a field ambulance by U.S. troops in the Caribbean area. A modified field ambulance, it can be used in an emergency or over rough terrain. This is the first time an army jeep has been used as a field ambulance; no new equipmenr is needed other than that used in the regular field ambulance

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01/01/1942

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