The Studebaker US6 is a military truck produced during World War II, known for its durability and versatility. Manufactured by the Studebaker Corporation, it was designed to transport troops, supplies, and equipment across various terrains. The US6 was equipped with a 2.5-ton payload capacity and featured a 6x6 wheel configuration, making it suitable for off-road conditions. Introduced in 1941, the US6 became one of the most widely used military vehicles of the war, with over 200,000 units produced. Its robust design and reliable performance contributed to its reputation, and many vehicles continued to be used in post-war civilian applications.