U.S. Army jeeps and command automobiles traveling through Panama

View of soldiers in U.S. Army jeeps and command cars traveling on trail in Panama during World War II. Stamped on back: "The following credit must be printed underneath each reproduction of this picture, photograph from Press Association, Inc. Trademark registered U.S. Pat. Off. Not to be syndicated, rented or loaned. This photo must not be used for advertising purposes without written permission." Label on back: "1943. New road across Panama cuts through jungle. U.S. Army bantams and command cars jog along the trail cut through seven miles of canal zone jungle in fourteen days to complete a new 48 mile Transisthmian Highway connecting by land the ocean terminals of the Panama Canal. Ultimate goal is a paved two-way highway permitting the movement of U.S. defense forces from one end to the other in two hours. 2/6/42." Handwritten on back: "Jeeps."