Military Truck Kids Hoodies

This design features a nicely restored 1944 GPW. White text.

The M18 76mm Gun Motor Carriage was the fastest tracked vehicle of World War Two. It entered service in mid-1944 and was designed to be used as a tank destroyer.

The T-55 and its predecessor, the T-54 are the most widely produced tanks in history. The one feature here was produced in the former Czechoslovakia

This design features a USMC LAV-25A2 and was photographed by Toadman's Tank Pictures. The LAV-25A2 is an eight-wheeled, armored, amphibious, scout vehicle and is used by the United States Marine Corps. The type serves in Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalions. A great gift for the current or former MOS 0313 in your life.

This particular T-62 Model 1972 is a known combat veteran and was captured from the Syrians by the IDF in 1982. It is now in the hands of a private collector.

Cartoon army jeep

The truck belonged to the Signal Corps of the U.S. Army. It was a red-colored truck categorized as Class 'B' and had the capacity to carry three tons of cargo.

This design features a USMC LAV-25A2 and was photographed by Toadman's Tank Pictures. The LAV-25A2 is an eight-wheeled, armored, amphibious, scout vehicle and is used by the United States Marine Corps. The type serves in Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalions. A great gift for the current or former MOS 0313 in your life.

Classic 1960s Alvis "Stolly" Stalwart six wheel amphibious military truck (produced from 1963 - 1971) minimalist outline line drawing (also available in black)

Old defender series

M41 Walker Bulldog

Cartoon Buggy

This particular T-62 Model 1972 is a known combat veteran and was captured from the Syrians by the IDF in 1982. It is now in the hands of a private collector.

Panhard VBR

Panhard VBR

This is a detailed vector drawing of the legendary 'Willys' army truck with the American flag in the background. Wyllis became a symbol of the Allies' military during World War II. Eisenhower once called it, "one of three decisive weapons the U.S. had during WWII." Everyone wishes they had one. Here is your chance.

The truck belonged to the Signal Corps of the U.S. Army. It was a red-colored truck categorized as Class 'B' and had the capacity to carry three tons of cargo.

Cartoon monster truck

The M5A1 Stuart was used extensively during World War II and is a popular tank among private collectors today.

A vector picture of the M1224 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle with desert camouflage for military enthusiasts.

army artworks

Based on my photo of a classic 1990s ERF E Series lorry (also available in white and high contrast)

Foden classic 1970s commercial vehicle logo in woodland camo based on my photo of an actual badge

The M60A2 was used from 1975 until 1981. It was armed with a 152mm Gun-launcher. Seen here is a privately owned vehicle.

Image based on my photo of a Bedford TM heavy lorry from the 1980s (also available in monochrome, white, urban and desert camo)

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The M113 APC has been in use since the early 1960's. And although it is old and poorly protected by modern standards, it is "still better than walking".

The M110A2 SP 8-inch Howitzer was used by the U.S. military from the 1970's through the early 1990's. It is still used by several countries today.

Jeep climbing a muddy mountain

This particular M4A3 Sherman tank is a survivor of the Battle of Iwo Jima and was used there by the USMC's 5th Tank Bn.

The T-55 and its predecessor, the T-54 are the most widely produced tanks in history. The one feature here was produced in the former Czechoslovakia.

Jeep climbing a muddy mountain

Defender pickup truck

Military Tank War machine

The M911 C-HET is a heavy equipment transporter that begin production in 1977 as a more capable and lower cost alternative to the M746 HET. Based on the commercial F2365 truck, M911 C-HET was modified in a number of areas, including two winches added behind the cab, and a non-driven drop axle located in front of the two rear axles. The M911 was to be used with the M747 trailer that was developed in the HET-70 program, alongside the M746 tractor truck that the M911 supplants. This combination allowed for loads in excess of 68.95 tons, including the M1 Abrams main battle tank.

This design is most likely intended for a driver who really does not like to stand in traffic jams, because if he were in a tank, then the traffic jam is not a hindrance =)