Steam Cleaning Army Halftrack December 1944 Ohio

Steam cleaning an Army halftrack scout car occurs in Cleveland, Ohio, in December 1944. Military vehicles undergo thorough cleaning before painting to protect them from weather conditions. The White Motor Company, a significant manufacturer during World War II, contributes to the war effort. This process ensures the halftrack is battle-ready and properly marked for service.

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