The Theatre of History Episode 3: The Sd. Kfz. 222

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Very nice article. Well done.

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Thank you

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Ohhh wow I didn't know Audi manufactured these. I wonder if I ask nicely enough if they can re-make one for me

Nice read!

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If you search good enough I believe you can still can find some of them to buy ^^

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Nice article! love learning about the history keep it up

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I promise I will

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good read. thanks!

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Always thought the 221 & 222 were some of the coolest looking light vehicles in the war. I'd feel like such a badass crusing around in one of those things. Imagine rolling down the street in one of those today

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http://youtu.be/I8nBesQgl10

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Thank you for the info ☺

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another awesome read

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I lurked some but couldn't find proper info, how effective were they against the enemy planes? Did you come across any info about this while researching?

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Unfortunately not... I found that very interesting to find out but don't found any reliable information. I guess it wasn't as effective as a 38 or 88m Flak-cannon

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2 Jul 2014, 22:25 PMFichtenMoped

Unfortunately not... I found that very interesting to find out but don't found any reliable information. I guess it wasn't as effective as a 38 or 88m Flak-cannon

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