The CTLS was originally designed for service with the United States Marine Corps in the late 1930s, right before the outbreak of World War II. The USMC wanted to field a lightly armored amphibious ...

Marmon-Herrington CTLS In an effort to find an amphibious light tank, the United States Marine Corps turned to the truck and tractor manufacturer Marmon-Herrington and solicited a light tank design.

Marmon-Herrington (M-H) is one of the founding fathers of four-wheel drive, but it’s a name not often heard these days. The company was founded in 1931 when Walter Marmon and Arthur Herrington ...

But long before both those company milestones, the Blue Oval worked with upfitter Marmon-Herrington to bring unique all-wheel-drive offerings to the market. One such example of the partnership is ...

Herrington was a retired U.S. Army officer and engineer who specialized in designing all-wheel-drive trucks for military applications. With this talented designer on board, Marmon, now the Marmon ...

Marmon-Herrington released its third-generation Safe Shift all-wheel drive protection system for commercial vehicles. Safe Shift is a proprietary electronic control system that prevents damage to ...