World War II Vehicles, Tanks, Airplanes, and Ships

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10 March 2019, Great Britain's "I" class destroyers

The "I" class destroyers all had 5 tube launchers which attributed to some stability issues.

9 March 2019, Great Britain's "H" class destroyers

The "H" class destroyers had improved gun mounts over the "F" class.

8 March 2019, Great Britain's "G" class, Gallant, Grenville class destroyers

The "G" class destroyers were slightly smaller than the "F" class. Most were lost in the first year of World War II.

3 March 2019, Great Britain's "F" class destroyers

The "F" class destroyers became operational in the mid-1930s and were serving with the Home Fleet when World War II started.

2 March 2019, Great Britain's "E" class , and Exmouth class destroyers

The "E" class destroyers were initially in reserve when World War II started but were quickly put into active operations.

24 February 2019, Great Britain's "D" class destroyers

The "D" class destroyers were initially stationed in China when war broke out in Europe when they were transferred back to Europe.

23 February 2019, Great Britain's "C" class, Fraser class, Kempenfelt class destroyers

The "C" class destroyers were initially with the Royal Navy but were transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1937 and 1938.

22 February 2019, Great Britain's "B" class destroyers

The "B" class destroyers added more crew accommodations than the "A" class had.

18 February 2019, Great Britain's "A" class destroyers

The "A" class destroyers were supposed to allow for better crew accommodations for longer patrols but cost cutting prevented many of them from being included in the ships.

17 February 2019, Great Britain's Prototype destroyers

The first destroyers built after World War I were call the Prototype destroyers as they were supposed to be the designs of the future.

16 February 2019, Multi Man Publishing Red Factories

Here's the counters that come in Red Factories.

16 February 2019, Great Britain's Scott class , Admiralty Leader class, Campbell class destroyers

The Scott class destroyers were from the late World War I era and were used for escort duties.

15 February 2019, Le Franc Tireur #14

Here's the counters that come in Le Franc Tireur #14 and Le Franc Tireur - Kampfgruppe Scherer.

15 February 2019, Great Britain's Shakespeare class destroyers

Going to step away from aircraft and go back to ships.

The Shakespeare class destroyers were World War I era craft that were mostly used around the United Kingdom on escort duties.

10 February 2019, Italy's Umbra MB.902 Heavy fighter

A unique design, with two engines located in the fuselage and the propellers in the wings, the Umbra MB.902 had only a prototype built before the surrender of Italy in September 1943.

10 February 2019, Italy's Aeronautica Umbra AUT 18 Trojani fighter, Umbra T.18 Trojani fighter

The Umbra T.18 fighter was only built as a prototype as it proved to be a very poor design during its flight trials.

9 February 2019, Italy's Savoia-Marchetti SM.95 transport

The Savoia-Marchetti SM.95 started out to be a transatlantic passenger aircraft but the few that were built during the war were converted to military transports.

 

9 February 2019, Italy's Savoia-Marchetti SM.93 ground attack

The Savoia-Marchetti SM.93 was to be a ground attack aircraft but was developed too late in the war.

9 February 2019, Italy's Savoia-Marchetti SM.92 escort fighter

The Savoia-Marchetti SM.92 was a two boom design following the SM.91. There was only one prototype built and it was tested by the Luftwaffe who decided not to enter it into production.

8 February 2019, Critical Hit Annual Issue 4

Here's the counter listings for Critical Hit Annual Issue 4.

3 February 2019, Italy's Savoia-Marchetti SM.91 escort fighter

The Savoia-Marchetti SM.91 had some similarities to the Lockheed P-38 Lightning but never got past the prototype stage.

3 February 2019, Italy's Savoia-Marchetti SM.89 ground attack

The Savoia-Marchetti SM.89 was still being evaluated when Italy surrendered.

2 February 2019, Italy's Savoia-Marchetti SM.87 float plane transport

A few of the Savoia-Marchetti SM.87 float plane transports were built before World War II. They were based on the SM.75 transport.

2 February 2019, Italy's Savoia-Marchetti SM.86 ground attack

The Savoia-Marchetti SM.86 was aerodynamically better than the SM.85 but only one prototype was built.

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