UNIC P107 U 304(f) Troop Half Track
Citroen introduced the P-107 in 1934. Following their bankruptcy, Unic obtained the license for the Kegresse patent and started production of the P-107.
Following the fall of France, the Germans used over 2,000 captured P-107 as artillery tractors, pioneer wagons, aviation service vehicles, personnel carriers, mortar carriers and communication vehicles. The radio half track was stripped of its superstructure, armoured in the same way as the Sd Kfz 251 and fitted with two 7.92mm MG34 or MG42