OPENING SHOT!
Ford Model T, photo courtesy of the US Library of Congress.

REVIEW!
A round-up of current military-vehicle news, gossip, and products.

COMING NEXT
Watch out for these exciting features in next month’s all-colour issue on sale 21 June 2013. Don’t miss it!

TIN HATS AND TIN LIZZIES
Military historian and author Richard Pullen explains how the Ford Model T evolved from transport for the masses to versatile military workhorse.

KEEPING A LOW PROFILE
There are but a handful of Ford GTBs in the UK; John Blackman examines Barry Ring’s example and briefly profiles the type.

THE ‘BRITISH’ JEEP
Geoff Fletcher looks at one of the most iconic military vehicles – the Jeep – but focuses on its service with British forces both during WW2 and after.

THE CARRIER STORY –
5 In the fifth part of his series, Nigel Watson turns his attention to Medium Machine Gun Carriers, the Loyd Carrier and the T16.

THE CCKWX – THE SECOND ORDER
David Doyle briefly reviews the CCKW’s immediate predecessor.

SAS HONDA
Mat Smith enthuses about his ex-SAS XR400.

CROSSLEY ARMOURED CARS
David Fletcher reviews the big, between-the-wars six-wheelers.

PROJECT ACRT – 5
This month Paul Hazell demonstrates how to repair aluminium bodywork.

HOLD VERY TIGHT PLEASE…
Roy Larkin explains how London omnibuses were used as troop transports during the Great War.

POST ROOM
We welcome readers’ views, comments, corrections, criticisms and anecdotes…

IT’S SHOWTIME!
A listing of major military-vehicle and militaria events in the UK and around the world.

THE MILITARY-VEHICLE MARKET
Nigel Hay, in collaboration with MILWEB, charts the ups and downs of the market.

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