1941 Army Inspector Examines White Motor Halftrack Scout Car

An inspector from the U.S. Armys ordnance department examines a halftrack scout car produced by the White Motor Company in Cleveland, Ohio, in December 1941. This inspection process was crucial for ensuring that military vehicles met the necessary standards for operational readiness during World War II. Halftrack vehicles were vital for troop transport and support.

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