Which used to be the military Jeep division of American Motors, by the way.
In 1971, AMC made the General Products Division of Jeep (producing military trucks as well as contract and non-commercial vehicles) a wholly owned subsidiary and renamed it “AM General Corporation”.
Hyde, Charles K. (2009). Storied Independent Automakers: Nash, Hudson, and American Motors . Wayne State University Press. p. 194. ISBN 978-0-8143-3446-1.
Note the logo:
I remember back in high school hearing about buying Army surplus jeeps still in their crates. The story was that you spent most of the assembly time cleaning off shitloads of grease. Never met anyone who actually did it, if it was even possible.
Then there was the old MASH episode where Radar was mailing a jeep home piece by piece…
That was before they turned the character of Radar O’Reilly into a man-child.
Hotchkiss continued to make their carbon-copy Jeep (most of the components interchangeable) for the French military into 1966. The last of them were withdrawn in 2000.