WW2 Jeep Related

[gerrykan]

These images were made from scanned negatives.
The negatives were to large for the film adapter that came with my scanner, so I had to scan them as photos.
This caused them to have a faded appearance, so I tweaked the contrast, brightness, etc.
I can email the original scans, if someone who is good at photo editing wants to try their hand at enhancing them.

These came from Germany, but I do not know what year the photos were taken.

Each photo features a different man, so the jeep may belong to the woman in the pictures.
It makes a person wonder how she may have paid for the jeep.

[Jon]

3 photos.....and in each he's changed his boots 3 times......

JR

[Steve Webb]

I am seeing same hat and coat and a different man.

[REG]

I am seeing same hat and coat and a different man.

Agreed. Lucky lady - clearly it's her Jeep!

[Jon]

Same bloke, he's just ages soooooooo fast between the shots......hot chick AND a jeep will do that to you.....

[REG]

Hold on, though, guys ... no comment on the customisation! Nice top!! (On the Jeep!!)

[gerrykan]

You're right Jon. The shadow in the first shot made me think that he had a mustache, and the camera angle in the last one makes the man's coat look longer, but it is the same length as the woman's in each photo.
I guess I owe the woman an apology for my earlier comment.

I assume that is the turn signal flipper things(can't remember the name) that were used in Europe on the front windscreen.

[gerrykan]

Corporal Mary Alice Kadelak O'Brien, Women's Army Corps, who is assigned as a driver to the Base Motor Pool at Bradley Field.

Date Created: 1944-11
Contributor: U.S. Army Air Corps
Source: Connecticut State Library, State Archives, PG 048

Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ctarchives ... hotostream

[gerrykan]

Private Virginia S. Peirson, a drvier for the Base Motor Pool, poses for the camera at Bradley Field.

Date Created: 11/27/44
Contributor: U.S. Army Air Corps
Source: Connecticut State Library, State Archives, PG 048

Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ctarchives ... hotostream

[Steve Webb]

He lost some height then too as the one has his sleeves turned up on the coat.

[Jon]

Private Virginia S. Peirson, a drvier for the Base Motor Pool, poses for the camera at Bradley Field.

Date Created: 11/27/44
Contributor: U.S. Army Air Corps
Source: Connecticut State Library, State Archives, PG 048

SLAT GRILL........cool!

[REG]

<snip>
I assume that is the turn signal flipper things(can't remember the name) that were used in Europe on the front windscreen.

'Trafficators'

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