The success of Germany's panzer divisions resulted in a rapid succession of American tanks, culminating with the M4, dubbed "General Sherman" by the British. The name stuck, and the Sherman underwent a bewildering range of variants and a production run of nearly 50,000 vehicles. Comprehensive appendices contain specs, production details and comparisons to the Sherman's rivals on both sides. Color art and period photos depict the tank in action.
Germany’s Secret Weapons of World War II reveals the extent of German secret weapons’ development, including reference tables, diagrams, colourful maps and charts and photographs, building into an essential reference guide for anyone interested in the history of Germany’s secret weapons programme.
Germany's Secret Weapons of World War II reveals the extent of German secret weapons' development, including reference tables, diagrams, colourful maps and charts and photographs, building into an essential reference guide for anyone interested in the history of Germany's secret weapons programme.
Mit über 80 farbigen Zeichnungen, darunter vielen detaillierten Schnittzeichnungen sowie über 90 Fab- und Schwarzweißfotos und vielen Hintergrundinformationen beschreibt der Herausgeber handbetriebene Maschinengewehre, echte Automatikwaffen, das leichte Maschinengewehr, die Maschinenpistole, sowie das moderne Maschinengewehr
