The Humvee previously registered at twelve miles was a National Guard Humvee.
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Unsubscribe PodcastSep 13, 2026
The post says the Humvee was previously registered at twelve miles and 'was a National Guard Humvee,' but the sources contain no record of this specific vehicle's registration or origin; the claim is the speaker's own anecdote, which cannot corroborate itself.
What was said
… Oh, oh, God. I wrote it down like a pencil being sharpened. Uh, yeah, the Humphies are fun, and the one that I picked up was already done. The guy had it previously registered at twelve miles. That's it. That's all it was ever on it. Was a National Guard Humvee. I have to imagine that the unit the unit was shut down or disbanded, or somehow it just never touched it. Yeah, it just never touched it. The title for this episode is, "We Stole Military Equipment and Got Away with It." Oh, yeaah. …
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Context. The passage is the podcast speaker's own anecdote about a Humvee they picked up; it is not evidence and no source addresses this specific vehicle.
Context. Sources describe general Guard Humvee practices (recapitalization, National Guard plates and registration rules) but do not mention any Humvee previously registered at twelve miles or its prior ownership.[1][2][3]
Sources
3 sources: 2 primary, 1 not rated
- 1eCFR :: 32 CFR 634.19 -- Registration policy.ecfr.gov · primary source · cited for: context
- 2Title 31Motor and Other Vehicleswebserver.rilegislature.gov · primary source · cited for: context
- 3National Guard July 2017: Second Lifenationalguardmagazine.com · not rated · cited for: context
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