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Version 6.9.0 · 2024-12-17
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The store currently lists version 6.9.0, updated 2024-12-17.






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War sounds is a fun and free war sound effects soundboard app that features free high quality audio clips featuring weapons, guns, battles, planes, tanks, horses, and anything else related to war! You can play multiple sounds at once, or set them into infinite loop mode to create an authentic war scene. You can even share the sound clips on social media so that everybody can remember the glory days. With War Sounds, you can create realistic sounding battlefield recreations right from the palm of your hand! Hook it up to your sound system, and your neighbors will think that World War 3 has begun!
How many times have you wished that you were in the military but you were too young/old/stupid to enlist? Maybe you are an old vet yearning to return to the fields of Vietnam or Iraq. Maybe you are an even older vet who misses the glory days of WW2.…
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