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| source: http://www.landships.info/landships/index.html |
So much great information. Thanks to the team that managed to resurrect the site and work hard to maintain it.
Monday, September 30, 2013
Landships II web site
I hadn't been paying attention, and missed the fact that the fantastic WW1 reference web site Landships had nearly been lost. However I managed to find the replacement site Landships II.
So much great information. Thanks to the team that managed to resurrect the site and work hard to maintain it.
So much great information. Thanks to the team that managed to resurrect the site and work hard to maintain it.
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