Every single british vechile had the white star if it was american made or not. American made shermans and jeeps had the white star. British made churchill and cromwell tanks also had the white star.
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Why american(?) paintjob?
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Every single british vechile had the white star if it was american made or not. American made shermans and jeeps had the white star. British made churchill and cromwell tanks also had the white star.
LoL yes karazeee!!
If all of these were made in Canada with stars on by default, then the devs are 100% spot on!
If those were made in Canada, I hope they came with lumber, a hamburger, a poutine, a canadian flag and a 3 1/2 of weed
That would make the soviets very happy lol
OWWW NOES !!!! American Paint job
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I still think the star is there to warn Panzerfaust-wielding Germans to not waste their shots trying to get a kill on what is so obviously the most heavily-armored part of the Box Car. Perhaps it should be even bigger so tank gunners will know not to use it as an aiming point, either.
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I have a feeling since american isn't on there that it is an earlyish WW1 thing.
Ontopic: As has been said before, all the allied land vehicles late on in the war had white stars. Infact, I think even early on the UK used a white star, because I can't think what else we used. The red and blue circle thing is our airforce markings, but I don't THINK we used them on land vehicles.
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