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Pete,
I don't have an address for the Quartermaster Museum, but it's located at
Fort Lee, Virginia and I would think that they would have a web site. I bet
that, if you start with something general, like "Army", and use your search
engine, you should be able to narrow it down pretty quickly. Good Luck.
John
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From: Renee Davis [mailto:pandr@cybertours.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 7:14 PM
To: mil-veh@uller.skylee.com
Subject: [MV] Circus ammo wagon
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Hello all,
Does anyone know a web site address for the Army Quartermaster Corps
Museum? Or if there even is one?
An Army Motors article from 1942 reprinted in Military Vehicles Magazine
number 19 was a nice summary of the various vehicles used and maintained
by the QMC. It included a description of a mobile commissary/post
exchange body designed to be mounted on a deuce and a half. It had
dozens of bins for storing items of interest to the man in OD. I believe
this may have been the origin of the "ammo wagons" used by Ringling
Brothers referred to in a recent posting to the list.
If anyone can help, I will make sure that the info gets passed along.
Thanks in advance.
Pete Davis
pandr@cybertours.com
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