Alfred Becker

Alfred Becker was a German engineer and military officer during World War II known for his resourcefulness. After the fall of France, he expertly repurposed Allied military vehicles, especially Russian and American surplus trucks, into combat and support vehicles for the German Army. His skill in converting captured equipment helped the Germans extend their tactical capabilities despite shortages, making efficient use of available resources. Becker’s innovative approach demonstrated ingenuity in wartime logistics and vehicle adaptation, earning respect for his ability to turn obstacles into strategic advantages.