Wheels & Tracks magazine

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Good news - Wheels & Tracks is now available in a digital format:

Originally Posted by Grant Bowker

Until recently I would have had little sympathy for After The Battle as copyright holders as they were not making the material available for people who wanted to buy access (although the law may be written to permit them to prohibit sharing without them making it available for purchase).
It now appears they are taking steps to publish Wheels And Tracks electronically - https://www.afterthebattle.com/magaz...andtracks.html as well as making an index freely available - https://www.afterthebattle.com/magazine/wandtindex.pdf
At 6 GBP per issue the downloads are about twice the original cover price but not out of line with many current magazines. It's nice to see the material being made available for those who missed out the first time around. So far, issues 1-41 seem to be available. https://pocketmags.com/after-the-bat.../specialissues

See my posting above for the listing I compiled of all articles on CMP and/or Canadian vehicles that have appeared in Wheels & Tracks magazine issues 1 - 69.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra

Good news - Wheels & Tracks is now available in a digital format:

See my posting above for the listing I compiled of all articles on CMP and/or Canadian vehicles that have appeared in Wheels & Tracks magazine issues 1 - 69.

This is the revised link to the website with a link to buy electronic copies of the back issues: https://www.afterthebattle.com/wheels-and-tracks

Some back issues of Wheels & Tracks are now available throughout the world in electronic format for download to your computer, laptop, tablet or phone.

To purchase please click on the Pocketmags icon below and scroll down to the Wheels & Tracks Magazines. The complete series of 75 magazines, edited by Bart Vanderveen, will progressively become available for digital download over time.

This publication has been out of print for many years, however, it is still highly regarded by the military vehicle fraternity and its content is as relevant today as it was when originally published.

We have also included the comprehensive Wheels & Tracks Index which is available to read and search in Adobe Acrobat.