Does the U.S. Military Still Use Jeep Vehicles - Some automakers come with an iconic history that’s helped them become the brands they are today. Jeep, for instance, may produce some of the greatest adventuring vehicles today, but its history is deeply rooted in the U.S. military. Transporting the most important soldiers and cargo, Jeep has been a symbol of American strength, fortitude, ingenuity, and freedom since WW II .
But with all that Jeep has become, does the U.S. military still use Jeep vehicles? And how have the first military vehicles influenced the Jeeps we drive today?
The current military vehicle lineup no longer includes Jeep-made designs. According to Fox News, however, the U.S. military currently has a stronger-than-ever need for smaller, lighter, tactical vehicles.
As a “people mover that can go anywhere,” it may be possible that the military will be taking “another look at the Jeep” in the near future. So while Jeep may be working on its future of military vehicles, where did Jeep get its combat beginnings?
Jeep’s military history is deep and iconic, beginning back before WW II . According to Jeep, the American government asked “135 automakers for a 1/4 ton ‘light reconnaissance’ vehicle tailored to Army specifications,” in 1940.


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