Vehicles section unveiled at WW2DB

1 Jun 2009

Today, 1 Jun 2009, WW2DB unveiled a new section, one that is dedicated to vehicles of WW2 that in many ways shaped ground combat in all theaters of the war. In this month, you are going to see many daily features focused on these vehicles (haven't subscribed for updates yet? Please considering subscribing to the RSS feed!), but do feel free to browse through the vehicles list via the Equipment main section and then look for Vehicles there. The WW2DB team will continue to work hard at this new section so that it will reach the same level of breadth and depth as the other sections of the World War II Database.

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