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By Roots Jan 23, 2018

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Boo101 Jan 24, 2018

Awesome dude!

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Dardo Jan 24, 2018

awesome ww2 set`s rule

Jan 24, 2018

@Survivor11 that's what I said. But as I said before many nations did use horseback cavalry. Some examples are Russia and Germany on the eastern front

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Survivor11 Jan 24, 2018

@GreenSpartan082 actually they didn't. Cavalry refers to the Armoured units in any case. @AiasOileus I as pro misspelled it but with an e.

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Zarry Jan 24, 2018

@Survivor11 See what I said now? You had nothing nice to say.

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AiasOileus Jan 24, 2018

"Cavalry" is the spelling, but nice photos.

Jan 24, 2018

Ah the good ole Sherman. @Survivor11 he doesn't mean horseback calvary but armoured cavalry which I believe is the modern equivalent. Also many nations did use cavalry in ww2

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Survivor11 Jan 24, 2018

It's Cavelry not Caverly. And also, there was no cavalry in WW2...

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