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The first Saturday in December 2010, the island of Brest had a celebration of its World War II history with a parade, re-enactments and commemorative events. The event featured a large number of restored military vehicles, and a small island on the Seine river near the Grand Palais exhibition hall, was used for the layout of a World War II-era fort. The island also held several of the new 2011 show pieces from the show, built as prototypes, to see if they work in the real environment.
On the same island, inside the Grand Palais, the program of the year ended with a light-and-sound show, with the Art of the Tank.
Plans for 2011
In 2011, the exhibition will be continued with new pieces in the Armor and Art of Tank warfare show, and about "Tank warfare on land", a new category for which the theme has not been set yet. In 2014, the exhibition will conclude with a large show devoted to the British tank in World War II and in 2015, will be the World War I exhibition of the year.
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