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​​​​​​Having written more than my share of news releases, I would not put too much stock in the use of “unique”.

The writer, who may, or may not, know about military vehicles could have used the term to denote the fact they are uncommon….not strictly “unique” or one of a kind.

In today’s world, any WWII vehicle is unique compared to a Honda. 

Some might call a Spitfire unique if parked among Cessnas, but it’s not the only one out there.