In the very first days of Jeep production, Ford stamped its logo on the tailgate. That didn’t sit well with military leadership, which wanted manufacturers to focus on uniformity across vehicles ...

They came by many vehicles, including the M151 MUTT, the U.S. military’s Jeep of choice at the time. When aircraft left for U.S. Navy aircraft carriers off the coast, they were full of service ...

In 2002, the Museum of Modern Art in New York added a Korean War-era Jeep M38A1 to its permanent collection, calling it “the best Jeep ever built.” Perhaps the last true military Jeep, with ...