During World War II, the 6x6 6-ton truck was a mainstay of American military logistics. Capable of carrying 5,400 kg and towing up to 18,000 kg, it played a key role in the deployment of troops and equipment.

Manufactured by companies such as Brockway and White Motor Company, it was distinguished by its 11,000 kg winch, 2.74 m bed, and side panels equipped with seats.