Category:Military history articles needing attention only to supporting materials
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This category contains articles that have been marked by the Military history WikiProject as needing attention only to supporting materials (B-Class criterion #5). Articles are automatically added to this category based on the parameters in the project banner template.
Pages in category "Military history articles needing attention only to supporting materials"
The following 68 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,333 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Talk:Tim Vakoc
- Talk:Jerónimo Valdés
- Talk:Vardan I Dadiani
- Talk:Isaac Komnenos Vatatzes
- Talk:Edmund Verney (soldier)
- Talk:Vierergruppe (German Resistance)
- Talk:Vietnam stab-in-the-back myth
- Talk:Vietnamese invasions of Cambodia
- Talk:Simone Vignoso
- Talk:Vin americanii!
- Talk:Gaius Valerius Potitus Volusus
- Talk:Vought Corsair Junior
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- Talk:Ed Walker (American veteran)
- Talk:James Maxwell Wallace
- Talk:Walsh-Kaiser Company
- Talk:John T. Walton
- Talk:Wang Chengzong
- Talk:Wang Sheng (general)
- Talk:War Bureau of Consultants
- Talk:War crimes trials in Soviet Estonia
- Talk:Wehrkraftzersetzung
- Talk:John Wenham
- Talk:John West, 1st Earl De La Warr
- Talk:Stephan Westmann
- Talk:W. Garfield Weston
- Talk:James Roger Whelan
- Talk:Joseph N. G. Whistler
- Talk:Noel Whiteside
- Talk:Why die for Danzig?
- Talk:Wikipedia and the Russian invasion of Ukraine
- Talk:Gary Wilcox
- Talk:William of Santo Stefano
- Talk:William of Ypres
- Talk:Jeffery Williams
- Talk:Raymond E. S. Williamson
- Talk:Leonard Willmott
- Talk:Rudolf Windisch
- Talk:Women in the Cuban Revolution
- Talk:Women in the Iran–Iraq War
- Talk:Women in the Soviet–Afghan War
- Talk:List of women military historians
- Talk:John Womersley
- Talk:Worcestershire in the English Civil War
- Talk:Words of estimative probability
- Talk:William Wright (Indian civil servant)
- Talk:WWII: The Long Road Home