Panhard 201 created in 1939. It included a 8x8 wheel config and the concept of oscillating turret before WW2. Only 1 prototype was completed in 1940 at the time of the German invasion out of an order of 600. The 201 was the in many aspects the predecessor of the well known Panhard EBR 12 years later
Preserved Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien. Only mass used Japanese fighter with an inline engine. Hiens served for most of the war, found superior to the US P-40 and with self-sealing tanks as opposed to other Japanese types although still relatively lightly armed. Ki-61s scrambled to intercept Doolittle's raid
