Red Army Self-Propelled Guns of the Second World War

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Focusing on the often-overlooked self-propelled artillery of the Red Army during World War II, this detailed history by Alexey Tarasov highlights the evolution and tactical significance of these weapons amidst wartime challenges. Initially lacking such artillery, the Soviets quickly adapted, inspired by German designs, leading to the creation of effective models like the SU-76, SU-122, and SU-152. Richly illustrated, the book covers their organization, training, and combat operations, making it a vital resource for enthusiasts of Soviet armor and military history.