Strength in numbers… Military Trader and Military Vehicles combine

Military Trader and Military Vehicles magazines have been closely tied together for a long time. They’ve been published by the same company and same editors for well over two decades, and more than a few readers subscribe to both publications.

Behind the scenes, we’ve contemplated having the magazines join forces for quite some time. That day has finally come, and we couldn’t be more excited! We know it’s going to be a win-win for everybody, and a publication we hope will appeal to everyone who collects and enjoys anything military-related, from deuces and jeeps, to medals and uniforms, and everything in between.

For Military Trader magazine subscribers, you will continue to receive your
magazine every month like you always have, but it will be about twice as big, with a lot of new content for you to enjoy. And you might also notice the upgrade in paper
quality and better overall reproduction and sharpness on the pages!

For Military Vehicles magazine subscribers, we have even better news. You will now receive an issue every month instead of every other month, all at the same cost. Your magazines will also be bigger than ever before, and packed with all the same content and departments you have come to expect and enjoy.

For both MV fans and militaria collectors, you will get to keep reading stories from a first-rate stable of writers. Authors like Steve Turchet, Peter Suciu, Chris
William, David Doyle, John Norris, David Burrows — all delivering expert features and new stories every month. Our staff of writers bleeds Olive Drab, and we thank them again for making our mission possible. You’ll find show and event coverage, our big calendar of events, correspondence with readers, the latest hobby news, editorial insights, in-depth features, and anything else that we can think of to write about to promote the military collectible and military vehicle hobbies.

So we invite you to dig in! Inside you’ll find a lot that is familiar, and hopefully some new things to enjoy as well.

Keep ’em rollin’!

And keep finding the good stuff!

— Brian Earnest, editorial director