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The Borgward B 3000 was a family of standardized 3-ton trucks produced by the German manufacturer Carl F. W. Borgward GmbH as a medium-duty truck in the Wehrmacht supply system.
Widely used from the Balkan campaign of 1941 onwards, the B 3000 took part in logistics in various theaters of military operations. Luftwaffe units also used it for airfield support and its towing capabilities, which added to its versatility in cross-service transport roles.
The Borgward B3000 Maultier is a rare half-track variant of the German Borgward B3000 truck, modeled after the Ford and Opel Maultier cars. These vehicles were designed to improve cross-country ability on muddy and snowy roads.
The Short S.25 Sunderland Mark III/V was a British maritime patrol flying boat of World War II.
During the war, these aircraft operated over the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans, from the Arctic to the tropics. German pilots nicknamed it the "Flying Porcupine" due to its powerful defensive armament.
The Sunderland played a critical role in the Battle of the Atlantic, destroying around 28 German submarines and helping to sink seven more, earning it a reputation as a "U-Boat Killer".
A Short Sunderland Mk.III (DD859) under the command of Flying Officer Albert Bishop, sank the German Type XIV submarine U-489, a "Milchkuh" (Milk Cow) supply and replenishment boat, on 4 August 1943.
The Borgward B3000 was a family of standardized 3-ton trucks produced by the German manufacturer Carl F.W. Borgward GmbH as a medium-duty truck in the Wehrmacht supply system.
Widely used from the Balkan campaign of 1941 onwards, the B3000 took part in logistics in various theaters of military operations, including the African and Northern Fronts. Luftwaffe units also used it for airfield support and its towing capabilities, which added to its versatility in cross-service transport roles.
By 1944, approximately 30,000 had been built, underlining the scale of the program which built up German logistics during the war. The Borgward B3000 complemented vehicles such as the Opel Blitz and the Mercedes L3000, providing modular logistics in motorized convoys.
The Fairchild C-123 Provider was an American military transport aircraft developed after World War II and produced by the Fairchild Aircraft Corporation.
It entered service with the US Air Force in 1955. In addition to the US Air Force, it was also actively operated by the Coast Guard, and by the Federal Aviation Administration in Alaska.
Fairchild J44 engines were additionally installed on the wing tips, and ski kits fitted to the landing gear, for use in the Arctic conditions of Alaska. This variant was designated the C-123J.
The Alaska Air National Guard used the C-123J to patrol the Arctic territory, and to deliver supplies and necessary equipment to polar stations.