What did or does your other ride look like?

A few pics of rides and drives. *note* the F1 is not mine, I drive the white TBSS in the background.

A desk with NGA subnet, JWICS, SIPR, and NIPR.

3/4, jeep,mule, deuce and a 1/2, UH-1 D, Huey Helicopter, C-141, C-121, C-130, 1967 Camero SS. I also drove my Drill SGT. in basic crazy. Gotta love it! My favorite of course my Huey UH-1D.

Strangely enough my first ride looked like this - I was on a remote Signal Site in Northern Germany - accumulated over 10,000 accident free miles in 18 months.

I'm in front, snacking on a chicken leg.

M35A2 (Deuce-and-a-half) named "Bertha Big-Butt"... renamed "Stuck-In-Sands" during our lil trip through the rolling fields of Iraq. Loaded with 500+ lines of PLL/repair parts, ammo, and anything else we thought would come in handy for the 2/16 Task Force, my truck and loaded trailer slid down into the dunes several times causing our BMS to reassign the 5-ton tow truck to roll behind me in case we needed a tug out of the 'fluffy' dust setting in those little dips.
BTW- my truck was a year older than me (1966) and you could still see the star painted on the doors even through the CARC paint job ON TOP of the green camo job it got when she was returned from SE Asia in the 70's.
...miss that old ugly dog...

What I have driven in chronological order:
M113A2
M2A2 (without ODS upgrades) BFV
XM1114 which became M1114 mid tour.
M577
M939 series
Chevy Malibu
Dodge Stratus
Pontiac G-6
Jeep Liberty
Ford Fusion

Man, over 20+ years it was a few things. M151, Dodge 880 (stop laughing), CUCV (1008 and 1009), 2.5 ton, 5 ton (cargo and tractor), PLS; hummers of various versions, not to mention a wide assortment of GSAs and rentals when I was an OC.


The only scanned shot of when I was on active duty, my truck platoon going home from NTC:
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I drove 7-tons and Humvees occasionally, but my main method of transportation was the Belleville Express.

Cable Reel truck. Best way to move multiple tons of cable and then dispense it.