US Naval Reserve Midshipmens School - Capstan Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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01945 The Studebaker Corporation if 'i H 4 N the forbidding tropical under- growth ofthe Pacific islands, Studebaker's amazing new Weasel personnel and cargo carrier is now in action with our armed forces- advancing, as it has been doing in Europe, over terrain that seems im- possible for any mechanized mili- tary vehicle to negotiate. Designed to glide forward swiftly and stealthily in mud and swamp as well as on sand and snow, the Weasel floats like a boat in lakes and rivers, as its powerful Studebaker Champion engine propels it from shore to shore. This new Champion in invasion warfare not only transports men and supplies but also serves to carry Wounded back to hospital areas. It's geared to clamber up seemingly im- possible grades on its flexible rubber- padded tracks. Built by Studebaker, powered by the famous Studebaker Champion engine, the Weasel is one of a num- ber of Studebaker war production assignments which include Wright Cyclone engines for the Boeing Fly- ing Fortress as well as heavy-duty Studebaker military trucks. Awarded To All Studebaker Plant: PIDNEER AND PAUEIMKER lll AUTUMDTIVE PRUGRESS Builder of Wright Cyclone engines for The Boeing Fly- ing Fortress-heavy-duty Studebaker military trucks-the Army's versalile personnel and cargo carrier, the Weasel. Fw' Your: wuz Bonus HELP tener THE 4 ' Fume Fonrm-:ssss Fume Keep on buying War Bonds and keep the Wnr.Bonds you buy. They're the world's best investment. Every S3 that you put i up comes back to ydu worth S4 at maturity.

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