R.G. LeTourneau built 6 Overland Trains and two Buggies. The Buggies were used as research and proof of concept vehicles. The Overland Trains were capable of moving goods and materials without significant roads or rail lines in extreme conditions, hot or cold. A few of the general terms used to describe these machines are Land Trains, Overland Trains, Tournatrains, Sno-Trains, track-less land-trains.

Overland Trains

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The Buggies

TC-264 LeTourneau Sno/Swamp Buggy – TRADCOM funded development, June 1954, went to Greenland for testing

TC-266 LeTourneau Marsh Buggy – more to come in the book