GMC DUKW-353 DUCK Amphibian Truck Technical Manual TM 9-802 AUTH-5521939 The Lights of Pointe-Noire

The Lights of Pointe-Noire

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GMC DUKW-353 DUCK Amphibian Truck Technical Manual TM 9-802 AUTH-5521939 The Lights of Pointe-NoireA modification of the 2 ton "deuce", the DUKW amphibious truck was designed in 1942 by a team that included a British sailor, an American yacht builder and an MIT engineer. Powered by a GMC Straight 6, 270 cubic inch engine, the DUKW's six drive wheels allowed it to move up to 50 mph on the road and at roughly 6 mph in water. It was the first vehicle ever designed to allow tire pressure to be adjusted from inside the cab, allowing it to operate easily