The Big Three manufactured armaments, aircraft, military vehicles and more during World War II, and not just for the United States’ military. Chevrolet and Ford were asked by the Canadian ...

Because the following day, I fell in love with the Canadian Military Pattern truck. Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) trucks began development in the 1930s, as conflict in Europe — specifically ...

Or its Studebaker twin, the US6. But North American automakers built tens of different vehicles during World War II. The Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) truck is one of those largely forgotten rigs.

Starting in 1940, General Motors of Canada and Ford Motor Co. of Canada began producing a heavy vehicle called the Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) truck. Asked to think of a vehicle they associate ...

PETAWAWA, Ont. – The Canadian Department of National Defence recently took delivery of its first Medium Support Vehicle System (MSVS) Standard Military Pattern (SMP) trucks from Mack Defense. The ...

The Canadian Armed Forces was supposed to start receiving the first of its new standard military pattern trucks by the end of 2017. But now Defence Watch has been told that the truck delivery has ...

Mack Defense, LLC, of Allentown, Pennsylvania, was selected to provide 1,500 standard military pattern trucks and related equipment for the Canadian Forces. Rheinmetall was awarded the contract ...

“Mack has supplied the Canadian Armed Forces with trucks since World War II and we are honored to continue to support Canada’s domestic and international missions for years to come.

In 1976, the Canadian Forces procured over 3,000 Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicles as an interim purchase in lieu of a Standard Military Pattern truck. These were to be used for six years ...

Mack Defense, LLC, of Allentown, Pennsylvania has been awarded two contracts to provide standard military pattern trucks and related equipment for the Canadian Forces. Through these contacts ...