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Israeli Mirage IIICJ – Defender of the Galilee 1981
The Israeli version of the Mirage III, also known as the Shahak was the single most iconic aircraft of the 1967 Six-Day War. These graceful and sleek fighters of the Israeli Airforce were silver streaks…
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Light and Mighty Tanks of WW2 – Type 95 Ha-Go in the Battle of Jitra 1941(九五式軽戦車八号初期型)
This is the third instalment of my ongoing build of successful light tanks of WW2, in this case the Japanese Type 95 Light Battle Tank “Ha-Go”. By the start of the Second World War in…
Fire and Water in the Mekong Delta – MRF Zippo and ATC, 1968
During the Vietnam conflict, one of the hardest areas to prevent infiltration of Vietcong insurgents and supplies into the areas close to Saigon was the large delta area formed where the Mekong River meets the…
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Wicked Wanda in Afghanistan – AC130H Specter Gunship by Minicraft
Among America’s weapons deployed against the insurgents in Afghanistan and Iraq, one of the most feared for lethality and its psychological effect is the AC130-series gunship. Originally started in the Vietnam War when Gatling machineguns…
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Light and Mighty Tanks of WW2 – The Panzer 38(t) in Operation Barbarossa from Tamiya
When Nazi Germany annexed Czechoslovakia in 1938, they acquired the industrial capabilities of that small republic. Among these were the Skoda and Českomoravská Kolben-Daněk (ČKD) who were jointly producing the LT-35 tank (later, the Panzer…
Light and Mighty Tanks of WW2 – Academy’s M3 Stuart “Honey”
Not all the mightiest tanks of WW2 were hulking behemoths. Some of the best and effective tanks were light and small, moving at lightning speed to strike and harry the enemy, carry out reconnaissance, and…
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