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Here are some recent pics Charles found:
Great pics as usual!I like the second one,a jeep and a Harley,great combo!!:)
The caption for the first photo must be, “Get outta my way, I’m in a Jeep.”
I wonder if those half-tracks belong to the Yankees or the Krauts?
The two-wheeler may be an Indian, which were popular at the time.
**Steve E.**
Steve, I agree Indian also made military motorcycles,but this is a Harley WLA. Note the cylinder arrangement that differs from the Indian.I actually had to look at the pic. myself,I am not an expert on the older Harleys or Indians. 🙂
Half tracks are American. Strange how three got hit at the same time.
Thanks, Doug. I looked it up and that is a Harley. And a little research made me learned a few things about old motorcycles, and about half-tracks, thanks to you, Eric. I’ll have a half-track some day in the distant future.
**Steve E.**