List of soft-skinned vehicles of the US military

This list of soft-skinned vehicles of the United States military is a list of soft-skinned vehicle models that have seen active service in the United States Armed Forces, including military trucks, motorcycles, side-by-sides and tractors. __TOC__

Motorcycles and side-by-sides Name Image Class Drive Service entry NotesHarley-Davidson Government ModelMotorcycle2x11917–18Produced by Harley-Davidson during World War I, 14,666 were supplied during the conflict.Harley-Davidson WLAMotorcycle2x11942Produced by Harley-Davidson during World War II, it was basically a militarized version of their WL model, with features such as a scabbard for a sub-machine gun and an ammunition box.Harley-Davidson XAMotorcycle2x11942Produced by Harley-Davidson during World War II.Indian 841Motorcycle2x11941Produced by the Indian Motorcycle Company during World War II.John Deere M-GatorSide-by-side6x41997A side-by-side produced by John Deere, it is based on their agricultural Gator range.Polaris MRZRSide-by-side4x42013Produced by Polaris, it is a militarised version of their RZR model that is used by special forces.

Cars, jeeps and light trucks Name Image Class Drive Service entry NotesAmerican Bantam BRC-40-ton vehicle4x41940Produced by the American Bantam to meet US Army Quartermaster Corps request, this was the first practical Jeep design; 2,675 were built for the Army before production switched to the Willys MB.American Motors M422'Mighty Mite'-ton vehicle4x41960Produced by the American Motors Corporation, it was probably the smallest practical jeep model produced; around 4,000 were built for the United States Marine Corps.AM General HMMWV-ton truck4x41983Produced by AM General as a replacement for a number of types in the US inventory, it is used by all branches of the US Armed Forces and various other nations; as of early 2018 over 281,000 have been produced.Autocar Type XXI2-ton truck4x21910sProduced by the Autocar Company from 1908, small numbers served with the National Guard, never leaving US soil.Cadillac Type 57Staff car4x21918Staff car produced by Cadillac from 1918, it was standardised by the US Army in both closed top and open touring versions. Either 1,956 or 2,095 were shipped to France.Chevrolet CUCV II-ton truck4x41987A Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle produced by Chevrolet when production of the original CUCV ceased; approximately 800 were purchased by the US Armed Forces.Chevrolet LSSV–-ton truck4x42001A range of Light Service Support Vehicle produced by Chevrolet when production of the CUCV II ceased.CONDEC Gama Goat-ton truck6x61969An articulated, twin bodies, high mobility truck produced by Consolidated Diesel Electric Company (CONDEC); 14,000 were built.Dodge M37-ton truck4x41958Produced by Dodge as a modernized equivalent of Dodge's WC series.Dodge M880/M890 CUCV-ton truck4x4 / 4x21976A Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle produced by Dodge, it was a militarised version of Dodge's W200 -ton pickup.Dodge Model 30-ton truck /staff car4x21916Produced by Dodge, first used by the US Army during the Pancho Villa Expedition, it was widely used during the First World War as a staff car, -ton light delivery truck, ambulance and light repair truck.Dodge VC series-ton truck4x41940Produced by Dodge from a commercial design base, 4,640 were produced before production switched to the WC series.Dodge WC series–1-ton truck4x4 / 6x61941Produced by Dodge, initially as a -ton then later an upgraded and revised -ton 4x4 truck, it was produced in a number of body types, a 1-ton 6x6 version which shared many components was also produced; more than 255,000 of all versions were manufactured during World War II.Ford GPA'Seep'-ton amphibian4x41942Produced by the Ford Motor Company, it mated the drivetrain of the Ford GPW with a lightweight steel hull to produce a light amphibious vehicle; 12,785 were produced during World War II with many being provided to the Soviet Union.Ford Model T-ton truck4x21917Produced by Ford, over 12,000 were supplied to the US Army during World War I with around 7,000 serving overseas; some remained in service until the 1930s. Versions included staff cars, ambulances, van and cargo trucks and a light artillery tractor.GMC Model 16-ton truck4x21916Produced by General Motors Company, it was used by the US Army during the Pancho Villa Expedition and World War I with a number of bodies including ambulances; 5,000 were purchased.GM Defence ISV-ton truck4x42020Developed by General Motors from their Chevrolet Colorado pick-up truck to provide squad level mobility with an unarmored, off-road capable vehicle based on a commercial design for the US Army's Infantry Bridages; production of 2,065 vehicles commenced in June 2020.GM M1009 CUCV-ton truck4x41984A Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle produced by General Motors, it was a militarised diesel powered version of Chevrolet's K2500 pickup with a K3500 front axle.International M-2-41-ton truck4x41941Produced by International during World War II for the USMC; the majority of the 10,450 produced were light cargo trucks.Kaiser M715-ton truck4x41967Produced by Kaiser Jeep as a militarised version of their commercial Gladiator model pickup truck; 20,680 were produced for the US Army.Land Rover RSOVSpecial Operations Vehicle4x41992Produced by Land Rover it is based on the Land Rover Defender, it was purchased by the US Army after the Gulf War to provide an off-road, air-portable, rapid reaction weapons platform to replace the M151 in Special Forces use; 60 were purchased and as of 2020 remained in service with the 75th Ranger Regiment.Locomobile Model 48Staff car4x21917–1918Luxury staff car produced by Locomobile, these cars were reserved for the highest ranked officers within the American Expeditionary Forces during the First World War. Two were specially built for General Pershing with narrower chassis and V-shaped windscreens to reduce wind resistance.M151 'MUTT'-ton vehicle4x41960Designed by Ford and produced by Ford, Kaiser and AM General, around 432,000 were produced from 1960 to 1988, it served with over 100 militaries worldwide.M1161 Growler1-ton vehicle4x42009Developed by American Growler as a vehicle for the USMC that could be transported internally in a V-22 Osprey.Vauxhall B-TypeStaff car4x21917–1918Touring car produced by Vauxhall, during the First World War an unknown number of B-Types were used by the Services of Supply branch of the American Expeditionary Forces in England.Willys MB /Ford GPW-ton vehicle4x41941Produced by Willys to meet a requirement from the US Army Quartermaster Corps, Willys were unable to meet production demands for the Willys MB so Ford also commenced production of the almost identical Ford GPW; a combined 639,245 MBs/GPWs were produced during World War II and were used by all US services and all Allies in every theater of the war.Willys M38-ton vehicle4x41949Produced by Willys as a militarized version of their civilian CJ-3 model, it supplemented the venerable wartime Willys MBs/Ford GPWs in US service as they began to wear out. 50,000 were built.Willys M38A1-ton vehicle4x41952Produced by Willys as a follow on from the M38; 101,488 were built.Willys M274'Mechanical Mule'-ton load carrier4x41956Produced by Willys as a low-profile load carrier to transport ammunition and stores.

Medium and heavy trucks