If you are interested in historic WWII vehicles here are some other websites which are well worth visiting.
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	COROWA PROJECT 30 A new site celebrating the 30th year of the famed Corowa Swim-In. March 2009 will see the beginning of Corowa's 30th consecutive year of operations, anticipating an unprecedented number of entrants surpassing even the 166 vehicles presented at the 2007 event. The dual theme for 2009 will be Year of the Amphibian and Year of the Blitz II - the former in recognition of the event's original theme, and the latter simply because Australia boasts the largest collection of surviving Blitz's in the world!
	The Military Vehicle Preservation Association is an international organisation dedicated to preserving military transport. The MJCQ inc is proud to be an affiliate member.
	G503 is a site dedicated to discussion on military jeeps. There are ongoing questions and answers on these vehicles, parts and information and events.
	WWII JEEPS NSW A diverse bunch of people from around Australia who have fun with their road-registered MB/GPW jeeps.
	Australian Ex-Military Vehicle Collectors Society Well-established club in New South Wales, Australia with over 120 military vehicles including many on historic vehicle registration.
	JeepDraw JeepDraw is a site where most of the sheetmetal and other reproducible items are detailed with accurate scale drawings. If you have a demilitarised MB/GPW and want to see what the original pieces were like, and build your own, then this is the place for you.
	Fiat 500 - Around the World Expedition Well-known MJCQ club members and adventurers Lang and Bev Kidby are at it again - this time they're doing an around-the-world trip in a Fiat 500 Bambino, the world's smallest production car. You might recall Lang's Peking to Paris trip in his 100-year-old Itala that was a fascinating ABC TV series.
	Military Vehicle Collectors Society of South Australia The MVCSSA aims to preserve and restore and has its own Museum, the NMVM in Port Adelaide with undercover workshop facilities for its members.
	Victorian Military Vehicle Corps Reputedly the oldest military vehicle club in the world (formed 1961), the VMVC is a non-profit club run by enthusiasts of ex-military vehicles. The club is based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
	The Defence Transport Heritage Trust of Tasmania The DTHT was conceived circa 2003 with the aim of providing a forum for persons interested in restoring, preserving, using and displaying ex-Military Vehicles and their associated equipment. Membership is directed mainly towards the Tasmanian North and Northwest.
	The Queensland Military Vehicle Group The members of Queensland Military Vehicle Group Inc are a group of enthusiastic restorers whose aim is the authentic restoration of military vehicles and their associated equipment (manufactured from 1859 to date).
	Doug's Heavy Metal Gallery A site with interesting photos of military vehicle wrecks found in Australia.
	Australian War Memorial Collection Databases Includes an excellent photo collection showing WWII vehicles in use with Australian forces.
	Jeep Action magazine Great Jeep magazine that encourages and regularly supports the australian WWII jeep community. They often feature stories on WWII jeeps.
	Jeep Owners Club of New Zealand The Kiwis love their WWII jeeps just like we do. They have a discussion forum colloquially referred to as the 'Z'.
	Real Military Flix Fabulous website with hours of incredibly interesting footage from WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam and more, and it's all free!
	Western Command Military Vehicle Historical Society British Columbia, Canada
	The Old CMP Site A beautifully content-rich site that not only covers the CMP ("Blitz") in detail but also quite a few other rare vehicles.
	MAPLE LEAF UP Hosted by Geoff Winnington-Ball, a very well-patroned forum with message boards covering softskins, Bren Carriers, history and equipment, shows and events, discuss your relatives that served, and for sale or trade to name a few categories.
	Colin Macgregor Stevens Lots of pictures of jeeps and CMPs ("Blitzes" & "PJ"s) etc.
	M29C Weasel.Org A site and forum covering the smallest tracked vehicle used by the allies during the war.
	Firefox A trustworthy, powerful and secure web browser. And it's completely free!

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