Wikipedia:WikiProject Military history/Operation Tanks
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Welcome to Operation Tanks, a long term group for the improvement of tank articles. We are a special project under MILHIST.
Goals and scope[edit]
The goal of this group is to get every tank article to B class or higher.
Phase I:[edit]
Improving the articles about Tanks, whether it be individual models or a series.
Phase II:[edit]
Tank operations, battles, and campaigns.
Phase III:[edit]
Remarkable tank personnel, including both leaders and common people involved in tank-related affairs.
Phase IV:[edit]
Tank units and formations, ranging from tanks in small units to national armed forces.
Phase V:[edit]
Armored vehicle equipment and technology, such as secondary weapons, armour types, and cannons.
Phase VI:[edit]
Tank facilities and structures, such as fortifications, bases, test sites, and museums.
Phase VII:[edit]
Tank historiography, publications, and historians.
Phase VIII:[edit]
Types and periods of tank warfare, the tank-related histories of particular nations and groups, and general tank science and doctrine.
Phase IX:[edit]
Depictions of tanks and other armored and armed vehicles in all media, such as video games, painting, sculpture, music, film, poetry, and prose.
Participants[edit]
If you have a specification in what areas you will edit, feel free to list it. Please insert your name in a *{{User|Example}} format.
Active Editors[edit]
- Iazyges (talk · contribs)
- Target360YT (talk · contribs)
- FockeWulf FW 190 (talk · contribs)
- Jak474 (talk · contribs) Anti-tank aircraft and anti-aircraft tanks
- DPdH (talk · contribs) - special interest in Argentine, Latin American, and German tanks.