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 World of Warships (2015) | I know this was built during the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, but the countries were still separate AFAIK, and the Hungarian company that built these still exists: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganz_Works So, I think this should be listed as origin Hungary, not Austria. | |
 Boeing P-12/F4B World of Warships (2015) | Boeing P-12/F4B modified with floats to be used as a shipborne fighter/recon plane | |
 Fokker C.XI-W World of Warships (2015) | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_C.XI-W | |
 Alexander Stephen and Sons Fiji-class World of Warships (2015) | ww_sanderwolf846_ww wrote the site says that, depending on the context and location, transport can be designated as the country of assembly / use and not production. In the game, this ship is presented as a ship of the Peruvian Navy I think it makes most sense for this site to mark them as the country that built them, especially in this case where the ship was built for the British Navy and only later sold to Peru. Thinking in terms of cars, we wouldn't mark a Peugeot as British if it was in a UK Police livery. | |
 IMAM Ro.43 World of Warships (2015) | naval-encyclopedia.com/naval-aviation/ww2/italy/imam-ro-43.php | |
 Fokker C.VII-W World of Warships (2015) | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_C.VII-W | |
 Van Berkel W-A World of Warships (2015) | en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Van_Berkel_W-A | |
Alexander Stephen and Sons Fiji-class World of Warships (2015) | Antti-san wrote Except that these were built in the UK for the Royal Navy and only after WW2 in the late 50s, transferred to Peru. So origin, IMO, should still be UK. the site says that, depending on the context and location, transport can be designated as the country of assembly / use and not production. In the game, this ship is presented as a ship of the Peruvian Navy | |
Alexander Stephen and Sons Fiji-class World of Warships (2015) | Comfortably Numb wrote First Peruvian vehicle on IGCD Except that these were built in the UK for the Royal Navy and only after WW2 in the late 50s, transferred to Peru. So origin, IMO, should still be UK. | |
Alexander Stephen and Sons Fiji-class World of Warships (2015) | First Peruvian vehicle on IGCD |
