Eindhoven 2011, pics of the 101st
Picking a theme for the commemoration of the Holland jump, and having read the booklet about the 505th Regimental surgeon Daniel McIlvoy, We noticed that the 82nd Airborne Division used a specific ambulance jeep design. A 82nd medic jeep would be a great idea!
Getting some lumber and checking with the contemporary photographs we build ourselves a nice ambulance jeep. The design is very basic and needs no adjustment to the jeep it self. The wooden frame can be taken apart for storage, or, to fit in a glider. This frame is placed on the back of the jeep and can hold two litters. 
There were no specific Red Cross markings painted on the jeep. There was, however, a large Red Cross painted on the windshield cover and a pole with a small Red Cross flag was attached to the front. (About the flag being regulation we found out later, so we did the re-enactment without a flag.) The painted cover and flag could be used with any jeep, so any jeep available could be modified without any effort or tools in the field.
Getting some lumber and checking with the contemporary photographs we build ourselves a nice ambulance jeep. The design is very basic and needs no adjustment to the jeep it self. The wooden frame can be taken apart for storage, or, to fit in a glider. This frame is placed on the back of the jeep and can hold two litters.
There were no specific Red Cross markings painted on the jeep. There was, however, a large Red Cross painted on the windshield cover and a pole with a small Red Cross flag was attached to the front. (About the flag being regulation we found out later, so we did the re-
