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Does anyone have any solid information on what color U.S. Army ambulances were painted during the war? I'm getting nowhere with my sources.
Stan Whitehorn
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According to the US Army Medical Museum in San Antonio, they were a dark green. This was either CW or Post-CW. I don't remember the natural colored wood one, so perhaps it was a recent addition.
Mark Krausz
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There was no regulation to army ambulances. But I have seen one surviving one that was yellow.
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Re: Ambulance color
Mr. Ketterl, can you provide any more information on this surviving ambulance?
Somehow I am of the opinion that it might not be a ACW ambulance.Tyler Underwood
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