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Soldiers in two jeeps on Mack Street, Detroit

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Harris, Charles Teenie

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World War II soldiers on Mack Ave riding in an open GP (Jeep model standard MB). The Jeep was originally a military vehicle built for the U.S. Army, later consumer models of this off-road vehicle were designed. Consumer stores such as Knox Furniture, Dunlap Shoes and Menswear, the Mack Avenue Market can be seen on the left side of the street. Ca. 1941-1946
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Keywords

  1. Automobiles
  2. Detroit
  3. Dunlap Shoes And Menswear (Detroit, Mi.)
  4. Jeep Automobiles
  5. Knox Furniture (Detroit, Mi.)
  6. Mack Avenue (Detroit, Mi.)
  7. Mack Avenue Market (Detroit, Mi.)
  8. Men
  9. Michigan
  10. Military Uniforms
  11. Soldiers
  12. Streets

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