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WHEELS & TRACKS

THE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF MILITARY VEHICLES

Published by 'After the Battle' between 1982 and 2001, 'Wheels & Tracks' is a military history magazine covering the history of military vehicles worldwide and was published quarterly in the United Kingdom.  Profusely illustrated throughout these magazines are a superb reference tool for Military Historians, Modellers, and Restorers, covering not only the fine details but also first hand experiences through the Readers' Forum and other contributory features which are not generally found in books.

Whilst contents evolved through the published issues some contents were standardised and were found in most issues, for example: Readers' Forum, MV Events, 'Seen, Read & Heard', Identifile, Discoveries, Collections, Book Reviews, Before and After, Then and Now.  Each issue is packed with facts, figures, photographs, plans, and diagrams and runs to 54 pages (29.5cm x 21cm).

NUMBER 30

Contents (see 2nd and following photographs for more details):

Jeep Springs - Survey of the ¼-tonners' road springs

Towed APCs - A wartime experiment

Romania's pre-1945 MVs - Survey of the vehicles used by the Romanian Army before and during WWII

The Wehrmacht's Umbau-Wagen - Impressed chassis with standard bodywork of the German Army

Morris Quad Derivatives - A survewy of the Morris-Commercial Series C8 and C9 models

The Bradley - M2/M3 series fighting vehicles reviewed

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