Sgt. David D. Hack's Jeep - The Hackmobile

US Wings (i.e., SFC David D. Hack) is an official Defense Logistics Agency supplier and a supplier to US military and government agencies.

The following information is publicly available and backed by official records. Certain individuals, forums & groups have been spreading malicious misinformation and fraudulent photoshopped photos & files, but the following is a matter of official record...

Before retiring, Sarge was an Army recruiter in Ohio and won the title of the nation's Number One Recruiter from 1969-1973, using a customized Army jeep and a custom-painted Corvette as a recruiting tool. In fact, Sgt. Hack's jeep has been enshrined in the Pratt Museum in Fort Campbell KY, the home of the 101st ABN Division. Sgt. Hack's jeep is one of only two jeeps to ever be enshrined in a US Military Museum, the other belonging to Gen. George S. Patton (whose jeep is enshrined at Fort Knox, KY). Since being acquired by the museum, Sarge's jeep has only been driven once... by Gen. William Westmoreland, who drove it in a parade.

To see a larger image of Sarge's jeep (the "Hackmobile") and to read the story behind it, click on the jeep or click here (will open in a new window). And check out an article from 1971 about the artist responsible for the custom Corvette (article will open in a new window).

*Sgt. Hack's military records are on file with The National Personnel Records Center, 9700 Page Ave, St. Louis MO, 63132-5100.

The Hack Family at Ft. Campbell, KY
The Hack family at the Pratt Museum in Fort Campbell KY, posing in front of the Hackmobile in 2001. Left to right: daughter Brittany, wife Lani, daughter Brooke, and son Brenton.

Take a virtual tour of the Pratt Museum at Ft. Campbell, KY to see the "Hackmobile" jeep of Sgt. David Hack (CEO of US Wings). This customized jeep was one of Sgt. Hack's most essential (if unorthodox) tools during his days as the nation's #1 US Army recruiter in the early 1970s. The following photos were taken in May of 2012...