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Time to haul this 7.5-ton
vessel back onto shore. Who needs a boat
ramp. We just drive the lumbering craft
over the rocky sandbar and back on to dry
land. The versatility of these Ducks is
what made them so popular during World War
II. They could traverse almost any surface
simply by changing the Duck’s tire
pressure right from the driver’s seat.
When you experience a Duck in action, you’ll
see why military leaders praised them.
Today, a ride in a duck does not involve
battles. (Unless you count fighting over
who gets to sit in the front seat.) It’s
about diving into history, cruising through
great scenery and having fun with the troops!
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