Manufactured during WWII and delivered to the U.S. Army Air Corps. After serving in the European Theater (ETO), our CLETRAC was abandoned at an airfield in Belgium. In 2017 it was bought by the CAF and is currently being restored to fully operational status. Once restored she will appear at events like CAF's Wings Over Dallas with FiFi and Diamond Lil. 

Manufactured during WWII by the fire truck maker Ward LaFrance, this 1942 Class 500 Airfield Fire Truck was in service during the war at an airfield in Texas. It's been in private collections, sitting unrestored, until 2017 when the CAF acquired it through a donation. The current plan is to restore her to operational status as she was in WWII.  

CCKW Fuel Truck. Recovered from New Hampshire, USA. European return. 

International Harvester (IH) built this crash truck in their Springfield, OH, plant as a 1½ ton 6x6 M3-4 military truck chassis. When delivered to the U.S. Navy, it was given the military designation FFN-3. It's fitted with Bean Company body, firefighting apparatus, and accessories specific to operating aircraft crashes at military airfields and bases.

The Model 27 Bomb Truck is a varient of the CCKW 2 1/2 Ton Truck manufactured throughout WWII.  

GE 60 inch searchlight and generator unit. Looking for accompanying .50 cal gun mount unit. 

This is an operational example of the Cushman Model 53 Airborne Scooter manufactured for the U.S. war efforts.  

Only a few International Harvester M9A1 Halftracks were made during the war and nearly all were shipped to Allied Nations, save for a few. Having this unique surviving example is a great opportunity to preserve history.