John K (member of G Company, the museum’s living history detachment), museum volunteer Emmett T, and Curator of Collections Jeremy L have been working to get the museum’s 1943 DUKW running and tuned in. It runs and idles pretty nicely now but there’s still more work to go. G Co members Graylin R and Brian F have also provided vital assistance. A huge thanks to all those that help work on these projects and keep other vehicles and equipment running and operational. Your dedication to the museum a

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A convoy of Royal Army Service Corps DUKW amphibious lorries threads its way towards Southampton during D-Day preparations, May 1944. See more images of the Allies preparing for D-Day: https://bit.ly/3Cd8Va0 © IWM A70 19-5 | Imperial War Museum London

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