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• 15 cm sFH 18
• 44M Tas Tank

A

• A-20 Havoc
• A7V Tank
• Admiral Hipper-class Cruiser
• Akagi
• Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer
• Arado Ar 234 Blitz
• Archer Tank Destroyer: Britain's Rear-Facing 17-Pounder
• Avro Lancaster

B

• B-17 Flying Fortress
• B-24 Liberator
• B-25 Mitchell
• B-26 Marauder
• B-29 Superfortress
• BA-10: The Soviet Heavy Armoured Car of the Second World War
• BA-64: The Soviet Light Armoured Car of the Second World War
• Balao-class Submarine
• Baltimore-class cruiser
• Beretta M1934
• Beutepanzer: Germany's Captured Tanks of the Second World War
• Bismarck
• Bloch MB.152
• Blohm & Voss BV 138
• Boulton Paul Defiant
• Bristol Beaufighter
• Bristol Blenheim
• British T-class Submarine
• Brooklyn-class cruiser
• Brummbär
• BT-5 Tank

C

• C-46 Commando
• C-47 Skytrain
• Challenger Tank
• Char B1 bis: France's Heavily Armoured Battle Tank
• Churchill Tank: Britain's Heavily Armoured Infantry Tank
• Cleveland-class cruiser
• Comet Tank: Britain's Fast Cruiser Tank with the 77 mm Gun
• Cromwell Tank
• Crusader Tank

D

• de Havilland Mosquito
• De Lisle Carbine
• Deutschland-Class Cruiser: Germany's Pocket Battleships
• Dewoitine D.520: France's Best Fighter of 1940
• Dornier Do 17
• Dornier Do 217

E

• Elefant tank destroyer
• Essex-class aircraft carrier

F

• F4F Wildcat
• F4U Corsair
• F6F Hellcat
• Fairey Swordfish: The Biplane That Sank Battleships
• FG 42
• Flak 88
• Fletcher-class destroyer
• Flower-class corvette
• Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor

G

• Gato-class Submarine
• Gearing-class destroyer
• Gewehr 41
• Gewehr 43
• Gloster Gladiator
• Gloster Meteor
• Gneisenau
• Graf Zeppelin aircraft carrier
• Grille

H

• Handley Page Halifax: Britain's Second Heavy Bomber
• Hawker Hurricane
• Hawker Tempest
• Hawker Typhoon: The RAF's Rocket-Firing Tank-Buster
• Heinkel He 111
• Heinkel He 162
• Heinkel He 219 Uhu
• Henschel Hs 129: Germany's Armoured Tank Buster
• Hetzer Tank Destroyer
• Hiryu: Japan's Fast Fleet Carrier
• HMS Ark Royal
• HMS Furious
• HMS Hood
• HMS Nelson
• Hummel

I

• Illustrious-class Aircraft Carrier
• Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik
• Independence-Class Aircraft Carrier: America's Converted Light Carriers
• Iowa-class Battleship
• IS-2 Tank: The Soviet Heavy Tank with the 122 mm Gun
• IS-3 Tank: The Soviet Heavy Tank with the Pike-Nose Hull

J

• Jagdpanzer IV
• Johnson M1941
• Junkers Ju 52
• Junkers Ju 87 Stuka
• Junkers Ju 88: Germany's Versatile Workhorse

K

• Kaga
• Kar98k
• King George V-Class Battleship: Britain's Wartime Battle Fleet
• Kongo-class battleship
• KV-1 Tank: The Soviet Heavy Tank That Shocked Germany in 1941
• KV-2 Tank: The Soviet Giant with the 152 mm Howitzer
• KV-85 Tank

L

• La-5
• La-7
• LaGG-3: The Soviet Union's Wooden Fighter
• Lee-Enfield No. 4
• Lee-Enfield SMLE
• Liberty Ship
• Littorio-class battleship

M

• M10 Achilles Tank Destroyer
• M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer: America's 3-Inch Gun Tank Destroyer
• M18 Hellcat tank destroyer
• M1917 Enfield: America's Main Rifle of the First World War
• M1918 BAR
• M2 105mm Howitzer: America's Standard Divisional Gun
• M2 Light Tank: The American Light Tank That Led to the Stuart
• M24 Chaffee Tank: America's Late-War Light Tank
• M26 Pershing tank
• M3 Grease Gun
• M3 Half-track
• M3 Lee: America's Interim Medium Tank
• M3 Scout Car
• M3 Stuart Tank
• M36 Jackson Tank Destroyer: America's 90 mm Tank Killer
• M4 Sherman Tank
• M5 Stuart Tank: America's Improved Light Tank of the Second World War
• M6 Heavy Tank: America's 57-Ton Heavy Tank That Never Fought
• M7 Priest
• M8 Greyhound
• Macchi C.202 Folgore: Italy's Best Fighter
• Macchi C.205 Veltro
• Mark I Tank
• Mark IV Tank
• Mark V Tank
• MAS-36: France's Bolt-Action Service Rifle
• MAS-38
• Matilda II Tank: Britain's Heavily Armoured "Queen of the Desert"
• Maus Tank
• Messerschmitt Bf 109
• Messerschmitt Bf 110
• Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet: The Rocket Fighter
• Messerschmitt Me 262
• MG34
• MG42
• MiG-3
• Mitsubishi A6M Zero
• Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero
• Mitsubishi G4M Betty
• Mitsubishi J2M Raiden: Japan's High-Altitude Interceptor
• Mogador-class Destroyer
• Mogami-class cruiser
• Mosin-Nagant
• MP38: Germany's First Modern Submachine Gun
• Musashi

N

• Nagato-Class Battleship: Japan's First 16-Inch-Gun Battleships
• Nakajima B5N Kate
• Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa: Japan's Agile Army Fighter
• Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate: Japan's Best Late-War Fighter
• Nambu Type 14: Japan's Standard Service Pistol of the Second World War
• North Carolina-Class Battleship: America's First Fast Battleships

P

• P-38 Lightning
• P-39 Airacobra
• P-40 Warhawk
• P-47 Thunderbolt
• P-51 Mustang
• P-61 Black Widow
• Panhard 178
• Panther II Tank: Germany's Panther Successor That Never Fought
• Panther Tank
• Panzer I: Germany's First Mass-Produced Tank
• Panzer II: Germany's Light Tank with a 20mm Autocannon
• Panzer III Tank
• Panzer IV
• Panzerfaust
• Panzerjager I: Germany's First Tank Destroyer
• Panzerschreck: Germany's 88mm Rocket Anti-Tank Weapon
• PBY Catalina
• PIAT
• Polikarpov Po-2: The Humble Biplane That Harassed an Army
• Potez 630
• PPS-43
• PPSh-41
• Prinz Eugen
• PTRD-41
• PTRS-41

R

• Reggiane Re.2005 Sagittario
• Renault FT-17 Tank
• River-class Frigate

S

• Saint-Chamond Tank: France's Long-Hulled Assault Tank of the First World War
• SBD Dauntless
• Schneider CA1 Tank: France's First Battle Tank
• Sd.Kfz. 222 Armoured Car
• Sd.Kfz. 231: Germany's Eight-Wheeled Heavy Armoured Car
• Sd.Kfz. 232
• Sd.Kfz. 250
• Sd.Kfz. 251
• Sherman Firefly tank
• Sherman vs Panzer IV
• Shinano
• Soryu
• South Dakota-class Battleship
• Springfield M1903
• Sten Gun
• StG 44
• StuG III: Germany's Most-Produced Armoured Fighting Vehicle
• StuG IV
• Sturmtiger
• Supermarine Spitfire

T

• T-26 tank
• T-28 Tank
• T-35 Tank
• T-44 tank
• T-60 tank
• T-70 tank
• Taiho
• TBF Avenger
• Tetrarch Tank: Britain's Light Airborne Tank
• Thompson M1928
• Tiger I Tank
• Tiger II tank
• Tirpitz
• TT-33 Tokarev
• Tupolev Tu-2
• Type 100 SMG: Japan's Submachine Gun of the Second World War
• Type 99 LMG: Japan's 7.7 mm Light Machine Gun of the Second World War
• Type IX U-boat
• Type VII U-boat
• Type VIIC U-boat
• Type XXI U-boat

U

• U-47: The U-Boat That Struck Scapa Flow
• U-505
• U-96: The Real U-Boat Behind Das Boot
• Universal Carrier: Britain's Versatile Tracked Workhorse of the Second World War
• USS Enterprise CV-6

V

• V-2 Rocket
• Valentine Tank
• Vickers Machine Gun: Britain's Water-Cooled .303
• Vickers Wellington
• Vittorio Veneto: Italy's Most Powerful Battleship

W

• Webley Mk VI
• Wespe: Germany's 10.5 cm Self-Propelled Howitzer
• Westland Whirlwind
• Whippet Tank

Y

• Yak-1
• Yak-3
• Yak-9
• Yamato-class Battleship
• Yorktown-class aircraft carrier

Z

• Zuikaku

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