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IL-2 Sturmavic In the East, the Commie Vixens drove the Nazi Bunnies from the field with the deadly Sturmavic! While some say it was simply a rip-off of the German design, it really doesn't matter. As Comrade Joe said, it's results that matter! Click here for larger image	JU-87 Stuka In Italy the Fascist Bunnies bought the JU-87 for the attack against the British Vixens holding the line in Africa. With proper air cover and support, the Bunnies had the Foxes on the run! Click here for larger image
BF 109 vs P 51 While it was a truly beautiful bird, this is how we like to see the 109! Click here for larger image	The chase Sometimes we get the wolf, sometimes the wolf gets us! Click here for larger image
M3 Lee Ok, just a little something for all you TANK-O-PHILES out there! (Oh man, do they hate it when I say that!) The M-3 was the Queen of African campaign in 1942 but just a year later, she was taken out of front line service. However the last on in service was with the Nevada National Guard and was severely damaged when it turned over during the Nevada Day parade in the early 1970s. Click here for larger image	P-38 Built before the war, the Lightning was a monster of the sky! A long range Bomber escort and a Bomber killer with its 37 MM gun the Hun Bunnies rightly called her, the Twin Tail Devil! Click here for larger image

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