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Welcome to the D-Day Wiki:

D-day is a modification for the game Red Alert 2 and its expansion Yuri's Revenge. It changes Red Alert 2 from a cartoony cyberpunk game into a gritty and realistic World War II game that spans from the early beginnings of the conflict in the 1930's onto a hypothetical continuation of the war into the 1950's. D-day has a vast amount of units spread over eleven playable sides, in this wiki you'll be able to find information on each of them.

Recently updated pages:

• Skoda 104/II (18 July 2019)
• Praga T-9 (17 July 2019)
• M35 (2 August 2018)
• M20 Diamond T (2 August 2018)
• Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu (15 March 2018)
• Nakajima Kikka (15 March 2018)
• Messerschmitt Me-262 Schwalbe (15 March 2018)
• Avia S-92 Turbina (17 April 2017)
• Messerschmitt Me-262 A-2a/U2 Mistel (17 April 2017)
• Messerschmitt Me-262 SB.1a (16 April 2017)

Tweets by MigEater

With the failure of the Type 98 Ke-Ni to fully replace the aging Type 95 Ha-Go work started in 1942 on a completely new light tank design to counter the growing allied threat. At the time there was more interest in developing new medium tanks, the navy also had priority for steel so the project was put on hold. By 1945 the Ha-Go was now gravely obsolete and suffering heavy losses, with no available replacement production of the Ke-Ho was finally authorized. With japans industrial infrastructure destroyed and severe shortages of materials it was impossible to start mass production though. It is believed that a single prototype was completed before the end of the war but no photographic evidence has been found (see note).

Note

Some websites show photos of a alleged Type 5 Ke-Ho prototype, it is however a post-war vehicle modified to look like a Type 97 Chi-Ha for use as a movie prop.