Thanks, Steve, good point. The URL is http://www.airfax.com/tankers/ for those
who might be interested in the best armor site on the web. A lively discussion
forum like you've never seen before, covering primarily armor, but anything else
of military interest - past and present - as well as similar forums on military
modelling and wargaming. Also available is a world-wide directory of military
museums, and an extensive gallery of armor and related photos, almost all of
which have never been seen before on the web, and contributed by individual
participants. Plus a great link directly to Amazon.com for related books!
Overall, one of the finest military sites on the web, with a plethora of
contributors experienced in all aspects of military vehicles past, present and
future.
Check it out if you're so inclined.
Geoff
PS: Dave's out of town at the moment, but will be back.
Steven P. Allen wrote:
> I have a prime candidate for a site that would love to have them: it's
> called Heavy Metal and is one of the premiere armor sites on the web. If
> you're interested, let me know.
>
> P.S. A couple MV List members haunt this site, including Geoff W-B and
> (though not lately) Dave Decker
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