Talk:List of military equipment used in the Korean War

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Latest comment: 10 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

As it is now, the article seems to be a collection of things that either were actually used during the war or existed somewhere in the area/world at the time. Even this rather expansive view cannot explain the presence of the Alvis Saladin. Other iffy examples include Stalin tanks, the ISU-152, the SU-100, the Comet tank (probably not, though the Cromwell was, Churchill, too, for that matter), the An-2, the Il-28 (which were in North Korea late in the war, but "used"?), F-86D (nope), Westland Dragonfly (don't think so). Just noticed the Stokes mortar bit, too. I've never been comfortable just removing stuff myself, but I thought I'd mention these issues.--172.162.19.85 (talk) 10:34, 22 February 2014 (UTC)Reply

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