Combat Development in World War II by Bryan Perrett

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Combat Development in World War II by Bryan Perrett

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Combat Development in World War II by Bryan Perrett

Tank Warfare looks at the way that tanks changed warfare from their first introduction on the static Western Front of World War I, through the proving ground of World War I, where the tank became the queen of the battlefield, to its more dangerous position on the modern battlefield. Today, the tank is still a major asset but against it there has evolved a range of defensive antitank options - light infantry-borne antitank weapons, mines, attack helicopters, and tank-busting aircraft - that do much to dull its edge of invincibility.Each chapter in Tank Warfare examines carefully the evolution of tanks in the period, illustrating the seminal types, and looks at the changes to the threats against armor, assessing the improvement of the tank's physical and tactical defenses against such threats. It is intelligently written, cogent, and extremely well illustrated and it provides a much-needed discussion of a vital component of land warfare.

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ISBN 13 9780853689935
ISBN 10 0853689938
Title Combat Development in World War II
Author Bryan Perrett
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Orion Publishing Co
Year published 1990-02-01
Number of pages 160
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.