
An American three-axle all-wheel drive truck Studebaker US6 with a staff box and the ubiquitous Jeep Willis are in the picture. In total, more than 220 thousand such trucks were produced from 1941 to 1945, half of which went to the USSR under the Lend-Lease program. They were supplied both in assembled form and in the form of so-called car kits for subsequent 'screwdriver' assembly at local factories. By the way, it was not in service with the American army. The US6 was the prototype of the Soviet GAZ-51, on which I once in my distant youth passed for a driver license...
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