Tread Marks
	Armor has been a hobby of mine since my teen years. It grew out of two other interests, military history and board games (stuff like Panzerblitz and Third Reich, among others). There is something about these metal monsters that I just find fascinating; I can spend hours pouring over the detailed statistics of them, comparing the various types (maybe it's just the grognard in me). Kindred spirit or just curious, all are welcome.   Dave Recommends Encyclopedia Of German Tanks Of World War Two: The Complete Illustrated Dictionary of German Battle Tanks,Armoured Cars, Self-Propelled Guns and Semi-Track Comprehensive
	News 07-25 - Added new German tanks 03/30 - Added 9 new tanks (6 French, 3 German) 03/24 - Added a few tanks and sources 03/05 - Done, the updates to the back side of the pages is done and uploaded, there are still some formatting issues to make thing look pretty, but functionally the work is done, added a few new tanks while I was at it, many, many more to come, and I'm working on images 03/01 - Almost done with the changes, they will be posted this month, hopefully sooner rather than later 02/15 - Working on some format changes to ease adding new vehicles. I have three new resources to draw from and want to make updates easier and faster

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