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Prinz Eugen: Steaming Into the Atomic Age
Prinz Eugen was one of three Admiral Hipper-class heavy cruisers. After having seen extensive use during WWII, Prinz Eugen is now ready to make an appearance in War Thunder too, becoming the German premium heavy cruiser!
Get ITALERI models and Bf 109 Zwilling packs - winners announced
Participate in the Facebook giveaway and get War Thunder ITALERI models and Bf 109 Zwilling premium packs. It's pretty simple!
3 December 2019
Giveaway
New authentic decals (03.12-20.12)
Make your vehicle more authentic! We regularly introduce new decals that you can unlock and/or purchase.
B17A: SAAB's first
We’re continuing our overview of the most unusual Swedish aircraft from the upcoming War Thunder 1.95 "Northern wind" update. Today we’re going to tell you about the first mass-produced Swedish bomber: the B17A.
New Location: New Zealand cape
Let’s meet in the new location for naval battles from upcoming War Thunder update 1.95 "Northern wind"!
SAAB B3C: Bomber to Start From
The B3C was an export version of the German Junkers Ju 86 bomber, built under licence by the SAAB company for the Swedish Air Force. Coming to War Thunder with the upcoming update 1.95 "Northern wind", the B3C will be among the first aircraft available to pilots as part of the brand new Swedish aviation tree!
The Shooting Range #176
You are watching The Shooting Range – a weekly show for all tankers, airmen and Captains in War Thunder.
How can you get premium vehicles? Warbonds!
We present to you an assortment of Warbond shop items for December. Fulfill Battle Tasks, earn warbonds, improve your shop level and unlock rewards!
Thunder Show: Bomb vs Jet 101
It's time for your weekly episode of the Thunder Show! Enjoy our selection of epic and humorous Community videos of the week.
HMAS Tobruk: Advance Australia!
One of the last Battle-class destroyers to be built, sporting an enhanced anti-air armament and a larger crew complement for improved survivability.
J6B Jaktfalken II: falcon from the north
We’re kicking off the introduction to Sweden’s aviation tech tree with one of the “reserves” – the J6B Jaktfalken II single-seat biplane.