Engine Blocks for Army Halftrack Scout Cars December 1941

Engine blocks for the Armys halftrack scout cars sit in a Cleveland, Ohio plant. In December 1941, the White Motor Company, known for manufacturing engine blocks for commercial trucks, played a crucial role in supporting military efforts during World War II. The halftrack vehicles provided mobility and protection for troops in various terrains.

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