Description
After WWI, the German military discovered the importance of combined land and
air assaults to maximize the damage of the enemy's forces. This strategy, known
as the "Blitzkrieg" strategy, amplified the need for reliable transport
vehicles. The "Schell Programme" was introduced, in 1940, to increase the ease
of production of land vehicles for the German Army. The Austrian-made, 1.5ton,
all wheel drive, Steyr 1500A/01 was an 8 passenger vehicle used in a variety of
roles such as staff car, HQ transport, artillery tow truck and ambulance. The
vehicle was equipped with a front torsion bar, lead spring rear suspension, four
speed transmission, air-cooled 8-cylinder 85hp engine, and had a top speed of
100km/h. Towards the end of WWII, some of the vehicles were produced with
bulletproof windows, and reinforced steel plate doors.
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