The US Army Cavalry was one of the key early contributors and testers of the jeep. The source documents in this section are
ones related to the jeep development and prior activities that involved other
small vehicle manufacture.
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Original Source |
Provided By |
Cavalry Board |
November 8, 1938 - 451.2 - Report Test of Bantam Chassis by the Cavalry Board - Fort Riley, Kansas - Colonel Dorsey R. Rodney, Director, Cavalry Board to Chief of Cavalry |
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Cavalry Board |
November 12, 1938 - 451.2 American Bantam (11-3-38) - Report Test of Bantam Chassis by the Cavalry Board - Fort Riley, Kansas -1st Indorsement - Colonel G. Kent, Cavalry to QMG |
Todd Paisley |
Cavalry Board |
November 15, 1938 - QM 451 T-M (Proc 398-38-81) EDT No. 5-8 - Report Test of Bantam Chassis by the Cavalry Board - Fort Riley, Kansas - 2nd Indorsement - Lt. Col. J. H. Johnson to OQMG |
Todd Paisley |
Cavalry Board |
November 21, 1938 - QM 451 T-M (Proc. 398-38-81) EDT No. 5-8 - Report Test of Bantam Chassis by the Cavalry Board - Fort Riley, Kansas - 3rd Indorsement - Lt. Colonel H. J. Lawes to QMG |
Todd Paisley |
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