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27-02-21, 14:27
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To complicate things further, there was also a class of small aircraft carrier in WW 2 called a "Jeep"
And the term is still used for a dolly used to support a heavy trailer. I wasn't there, but I've also herd it alleged that in WW 2, the word was army slang for any small, insignificant piece of equipment, or a new recruit. 
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