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This article completely omits the most of the military use of the B car and the BB truck (as well as their local variants), which is strange because it was the only type that was used by practically all warring nations during WW2(SU, Germany, Romania, Hungary, UK, Canada, USA , etc.). Gabor vasarus ( talk) Gabor vasarus ( talk) 12:20, 24 May 2023 (UTC) reply