Land Vehicles

There were a combined 75-million automobiles in the US/CS in 1960, three-quarters of which were destroyed on D-Day. 

And with every generation that followed an additional

three-quarters of the fleet was lost to the weirdings of time.

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95 years later, less than a 100,000 salvageable vehicles

are estimated to remain, nearly half of which are scattered

amid the arid reaches of the continental southwest.