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Tankograd Publishing have just announced a series of new releases. Probably, the big news though, is a new series covering a little-covered area. The full report can be seen:

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"NVA" has, of course, a very different association for Americans of a certain age.
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A good selection there with something for nearly everyone.
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Posted: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 - 09:31 PM UTC

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"NVA" has, of course, a very different association for Americans of a certain age.


I agree!
In this case "NVA" means "Nationale Volksarmee"... which was the army of the former eastern german part called "DDR".
(I live there)

The other meaning of NVA is "North Vietnamese Army"... which can be very confusing.

greetings...
Soeren
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Posted: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 - 11:09 PM UTC
If only we would get a nice injection 1/35 FV432!
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Posted: Monday, June 28, 2010 - 04:57 PM UTC

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Quoted Text

"NVA" has, of course, a very different association for Americans of a certain age.


I agree!
In this case "NVA" means "Nationale Volksarmee"... which was the army of the former eastern german part called "DDR".
(I live there)

The other meaning of NVA is "North Vietnamese Army"... which can be very confusing.

greetings...
Soeren


To avoid this confusion, I've always called the East German army the NVA, and the North Vietnamese army the PAVN.
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