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    NEWS AND VIEWS

    Jun 10, 2021 4 minutes

    COME TO OUR VIRTUAL MILITARY VEHICLE SHOW!

    While its a big disappointment that so many shows have cancelled as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, we have been looking for ways to show off reader’s historic military vehicles. One such effort is our “Virtual All World Military Vehicle Show” on Facebook (www.facebook.com/groups/654912515280897/).

    So far, we have about 65 “entrants” who have posted photos of their vehicles. People can “vote” on their favorites by “liking” the photos. We are still gathering prizes for the winners, but right, now, we are just inviting folks to show off their rides and enjoy viewing all of the entrants.

    To enter, vote, or just enjoy looking around “the show,” log in the search bar. That will get you “to the show!”

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