A California Army National Guard Humvee was reported stolen from a Santa Rosa-based armory on July 3 at approximately 10:30 p.m., California Highway Patrol officer Marcus Hawkins told Military Times.

California Highway Patrol officers are on the hunt for a green military vehicle stolen from a National Guard armory north of San Francisco on Monday.

The CHP is on the lookout for a Humvee stolen from the National Guard armory in Santa Rosa. They say a suspect broke in and made their getaway by ramming through the gates.

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This Humvee has had enough of the military life. The vehicle left war zones behind to live a peaceful and quiet life as an overlander. It has no doors but it has the capability of battling rough ...

This camo-painted monster is probably the most legit Army-made Humvee outside of your local military base, and it's for auction right now.

The military would like it back, please Like this Humvee, which was stolen from Bell two years ago, a Humvee snatched from a Northern California National Guard facility remains missing.

The Humvee gained fame navigating the deserts of the Middle East during Operation Desert Storm in 1991.

A Humvee was stolen from the National Guard armory in Santa Rosa on Monday night and has since been spotted driving around Sonoma County, officials said. The 15-foot-long, 6-ton green vehicle was ...

California Highway Patrol officers are on the hunt for a green military vehicle stolen from a National Guard armory north of San Francisco on Monday. Santa Rosa Police initially responded to a ...

If you see a multi-ton vehicle on the road with canvas doors and a camo paint job, it's not a tricked-out Hummer — it's stolen property.