EOD Jeep Siren

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EOD Jeep Siren

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Anyone know if the siren on an EOD jeep was painted red or OD? I have seen a photo with a red one but don't know if it is correct. Thanks, Sonny
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Look at more diverse photos. I have been down this road before. I have seen photos of OD and red ones. It all depends on the theater of operations and the local directives issued by that commander. You will not find a standard one color listing in a Headquarters US Army publication.
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Having seen it both ways, I kinda figured that was the case - appreciate the reply
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