During the WWII, units of the Wehrmacht actively used many samples of captured military equipment. Among them was the French army all-terrain vehicle Laffly V15T, which was produced at the plants of the Laffly and Licorne companies. Designed as an artillery tractor for 25 mm anti-tank guns, it was often used as a multi-purpose vehicle. After the capture of France, it continued to be produced for the needs of the Wehrmacht at the Licorne plant. In the German army, as in the French, this all-terrain vehicle was used for various tasks: towing anti-tank guns, acting as a staff car or a communication car. The purpose of the car was purely military and did not differ in particular comfort, but it had high passability on difficult roads and could often pass on those places where German cars were stuck. In total, according to various estimates, about 450 of these all-terrain vehicles were used in parts of the Wehrmacht.
