Since this is the first edition I will only point out the sections in this copy, The editors I feel will settle down to regular columns and sections as it develops.

• An article about the Frog Missile carrier that turned up for the second year at Beltring MV rally.
• Fifth Columnist a humours point of a lady married to a military vehicle collector.
• Wading a very interesting article on the development of water proofing for military vehicles and deep wading. Up to you necks and over in many cases, fully detailed photographs oft the trials of various British vehicles, Humber I ton and Champs.
• Post room a reader's section and views.
• War and Peace show a brief coverage of the Beltring MV rally last year. In truth it has to be brief for to give full coverage would require several books.
• The restoration story of a WC56 Command Car and its fate afterwards.
• The Conqueror Tank a brief outline of this much miss researched tank. Very informative and well done.
• The Motor pool, A guide to the collecting of Military vehicles with all the pros and cons laid out, well research and highly readable.
• Crushing comment just what happens to Military vehicles when their service days are over, in this case the fate of the M151 Mutt.
• A very usefull section on the hidden meanings behind certain acronyms used by military vehicle buffs.
• Show dates in the UK and a very usefull section for planning those unexpected trips out into the countryside.
• The Scammell Commander Tank Transporter, How it was sold in the trade leaflets etc.
• Photographic Intelligence Section a photomontage of military vehicles with brief write-ups. Very usefull and will grow into a usefull reference section over time.
• Not for the faint hearted how to remove the engine form an Alvis stalwart.
• The Wings of Pegasus, a very good and well research article on some of the modifications carried out the JEEP in the service of the Paras WW2.
• Bundeswehr the first generation of West German military vehicles in this case the Munga.
• Old Soldiers scrap yards and just what lies lurking in the undergrowth, usefull for model makers who want to see rusting or damaged vehicles.
• The Hotchkiss Jeep and the differences to the original Jeep usefull for those model makers who want to make the French version.
• The Pioneer Spirit a close look at the Scammell Pioneer of WW2 and those which have survived into preservation today.
• Mufti is a section devoted to ex military vehicle, which are now used by civilian operators and may come back into the military vehicle-collecting ring hopefully.

So in conclusion just what do you get for your money, simply a cracking good read, plenty of original photographs and more importantly highly informative. If the Military vehicle is your subject be it from a restoring or modelling or even historical point of view then this is must have. Each article is backed up with original and in many cases previously unpublished photographs in both black and white and colour all are to a very high standard, sharp clear and full of detail.

It is going to grow into a usefull research magazine and hopefully fill the gap left by Wheels and Tracks magazine.

Order your copy now I know you will not be disappointed, I look forward to the next edition. Highly recommended.

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