M151A1 Military Unit Tactical Truck (MUTT) Walk Around 

Thank you for your service from one vet to another!

Nicely presented and equipped piece of history.

Great video. Only suggestion would be to show the engine compartment.

Indeed, we called them 'jeep'. Great for rough roads. Ours always had a radio. That one is in better shape than any we had. Each mission they had to be camouflaged (painted). In Europe they were pre-positioned so we could be there and acting within a day. Most our equipment in Europe was pre-positioned because of the SOVIETS. They had little trailers which we did pull with things like camouflage netting because you put a few guys in that jeep and there is no place for your gear. We had to go to the motor-pool to inspect them and then the mechanics would do the repairs or they would be written off, dead-lined. Next came the Blazers (CHEVY) which we hated. They did not fit well with our missions and they did seem to be broken much more. The most positive thing about that jeep is that if it was stuck (hard to do) a couple of us could get them unstuck. The Blazers often required equipment to get unstuck. Those jeeps bring back fond memories. As cold as it was and as uncomfortable as they were we still liked them. There was nothing like jumping sand dunes in them like the old TV show "RAT PATROL". LOL, yes we had fun too...

This M151A1 in this Video was used during the Cold war and Vietnam war era. If this vehicle could tell it story of those Veterans who may have driven or taking a ride in it, during the late 60's and 70's, that alone would be a lesson in history. On May 18, I will drive it with 3 other veterans from WW2 , Korea and Vietnam to the Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade so our local community can cheer and wave to "Thank them for their Service."

Uncle still looks tough and ready to go in his Vietnam combat uniform. Thank you for your service in Nam sir. Without you who knows the communists might have juggernaut thru Thailand, Malaysia , Singapore and beyond

I called it a "Jeep"or 1/4 ton vehicle while I was in the service. In Fact we never called it a MUTT. The MB,GPW and M38's "Jeeps" all had straight 4WD front and rear axles. The M151's were all independent 4WD axles besides having a horizontal grill and being roomier inside.

Your radio is a RT-524. It is set-up as a GRC-46.

Oh very good

i drove and worked on the m38-a1and the m 151 which was made buy ford and the m38 was made by willies

Under all government designations there’s no such thing as an M-151MUTT that is something that has been dreamed up by a bunch of “Ignorant to the fact military personnel or civilians! “ The official designation of the M-151 is quarter ton truck military truck by the US Government! By the way I am M-15 1 A2 Owner!

I see your a warrant officer what was your job in the army

A jeep by those who used it. :-)

M151 a2 windshield? ( not split)