Talk:LK I

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Merger proposal

Latest comment: 7 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

This article should be merged with the article on the LK II, since they are essentially the same story. The resulting page should allude to and then point to an article on the m/21 etc, where the story takes its own course. The LK I and II article could then be improved to include other information, such as the delivery of LK IIs to Hungary, and their fate. I agree with KMJKWhite that this LK II article contains more about the m/21-29 than about the LK II, but I don't think the chosen solution is the correct one. Hengistmate (talk) 22:02, 4 November 2017 (UTC)Reply

a notice

"It was the first German armored fighting vehicle to be equipped with a turret,...." not so "first" considering and other armored fighting vehicles with a turnable turret before the Leichter Kampfwagen LK.I such as the Orion Wagen II of 1917

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