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Jeep in Ypres: 1945
My father, Lt. A. D. Harper, was in the 6th Airborne Division. This is him in Ypres in May 1945 having just finished chasing the Germans to the Baltic! His vehicle is a US Jeep - their weapon was also US built - 75mm pack howitzers carried along with a Jeep in Horsa gliders. View full size.
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