Squadron Signal GPA/DUKW Walk Around 5710 O Scale but Fiats still fought over

but Fiats still fought over southern France in 1940

Etched metal walks

While it was conceived as a light Armored Reconnaissance/Airborne Assault Vehicle that had both amphibious and airborne assault abilities

Photo-etched parts for safety belt

which can cause sputtering and paint defects

Squadron Signal GPA/DUKW Walk Around 5710 O Scale but Fiats still fought overThe US military's two primary wheeled amphibians during WWII were the 1 4 ton GPA and the 2 1 2 ton DUKW. Although the former was a Ford Motor Company product and the latter carried the label of arch rival General Motors, the 2 bore a similarity due to their common designer, Roderick Stephens. Despite their shared origins and cutting edge design, the GPA and DUKW had vastly contrasting careers. Production of the GPA, essentially an amphibious Jeep,