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On the 27th of November, the “Naval Infantry” celebrate their professional day! This naming was given back in 1705 by decree of the Russian Tsar, Peter the Great to a new kind of troops that are known today as “marine infantry”.
On November 25th, 1940, the British de Havilland Mosquito multirole combat aircraft made its first flight. The Mosquito FB.Mk.VI and other modifications were versatile vehicles that perfectly suited the role of a bomber interceptor, and, thanks to various suspended weaponry, were capable of destroying enemy ground vehicles.
Ernst Heinkel wanted to design planes ever since he was just a kid in the German Empire. He saw zeppelins and biplane aircraft, true marvels of modern technology, conquering the sky, and imagined his own designs up there in the air. Heinkel created a company which eventually became one of the titans of the German combat aircraft industry.
24 November 2021
Black Friday Bundle!
Special Black Friday bundle!
24 November 2021
It’s fixed! №31
In this digest we would like to tell you about our continuing work on improvements and fixes in the game.
Hi! Welcome to the Thunder Show where we feature your replays of the most epic and funniest things that happen to you in your battles. Authors of the best ones get worldwide fame and 5000 golden eagles! And while you’re composing your email, here’s the best moments of the past week. Leeet's go!
On the 19th of November, 1942, the troops from three fronts of the Soviet army began a counter-offensive near Stalingrad. In honour of this, simple battle tasks will be available in War Thunder that you can perform in random battles to get useful rewards.
In 1942 the USA accepted a new tank into service. The name of the tank was… М4 Sherman. Its reliability and performance earned the respect of hundreds of tanker crews all around the world, but the team that created the Sherman knew all too well that no glory lasts forever. After all, the Sherman was based on the M2 medium tank that was developed in the 1930s. The US needed a more advanced follow-up tank.
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