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Ministere de la Defense Nationale et de la Guerre - Silhouettes D'Engins Blindes (1937).pdf

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Crowood Armour - David Fletcher - The British Tank s 1915-19 (2001).jpg

This volume tells of the difficult birth of a whole new weapon. From the schemes and plans of the mid-19th century to the introduction of the first tanks into service and their baptism of fire. The tank went on to become an important feature in World War II and in modern warfare. The author tells of the experiments, the design and production of the early tanks and their use in the battlefield up to and beyond the Armistice.

About the Author
David Fletcher had been the librarian at the Tank Museum at Bovington for almost twenty years. He is a leading authority on tanks and he drove the Tank Museum's 1917 Mark IV for the BBC TV series Soldiers. He has appeared in many television programmes and has written numerous books and magazine articles.

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Crowood Armour - David Fletcher - The British Tank s 1915-19 (2001).pdf

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David Fletcher - British Armour in WW2 (1), The Gr eat Tank Scandal (1989).jpg

Taking 1939 as its starting point, this book examines the development of British and Commonwealth armoured fighting vehicles, looking at the factors which led to the "great tank scandal". The book asks why Britain, who conceived and invented the tank in 1916, had such inferior tanks in World War II. Indecision in high places, stubborn industrialists, the German bombing campaigns and years of military vacillation meant that by the time of Dunkirk the British Army was virtually devoid of tanks. The story in this volume ends on the beaches of Dieppe, a tragedy that paves the way for a sequel which will deal with the last three yeares of the war. The author uses original source material - reports, minutes and correspondence - to tell the story, including the extracts from the diary of Michael Dewar, who headed the British Tank Mission to Washington, but met with opposition from London when he attempted to get American tanks for the British Army.

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David Fletcher - British Armour in WW2 (1), The Gr eat Tank Scandal (1989).pdf

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David Fletcher - British Armour in WW2 (2), The Un iversal Tank (1996).jpg

David Fletcher, librarian of Britain's Tank Museum, wrote a series of histories of British armored vehicle development from the turn of the century through 1945, originally published by the Tank Museum through Her Majesty's Stationery Office. This title is the last of that series, covering the second half of World War Two. The title refers to Field Marshall Montgomery's desire for what we today call a "Main Battle Tank," a British counterpart to and improvement upon the American Sherman tank. It would replace the overly specialized medium, or "cruiser" tanks, as well as the heavy "infantry" tanks then in service. No such vehicle was developed during the war, as British industry was obligated to keep obsolescent designs in production to avoid shortages at the front caused by retooling factories. Ultimately, Britain did produce a universal tank, the Centurion, but it missed the war. The text is detailed, but illustrations are few and far between. The book is a good starting point for historians, but model builders will want Mr. Fletcher's more recent books published by Osprey, Schiffer, and Darlingto

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David Fletcher - British Armour in WW2 (2), The Un iversal Tank (1996).pdf

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Osprey - Elite 117 - Gordon L Rottman - US World W ar II Amphibious Tactics, Pacific Theater (2004).jpg

The US armed forces were responsible for many tactical innovations during the years 1941–45, but in no field was US mastery more complete than amphibious warfare. In the vast, almost empty battlefield of the Pacific the US Navy and Marine Corps were obliged to develop every aspect of the amphibious assault landing in painstaking detail, from the design of many new types of vessel, down to the tactics of the rifle platoon hitting the beach, and the logistic system without which they could not have fought their way inland. This fascinating study offers a clear, succinct explanation of every phase of these operations as they evolved during the war years, illustrated with detailed color plates and photographs.

Contents
Pre-war development of US amphibious warfare doctrine · Evolution of amphibious warfare when faced with the realities of WWII in the Pacific · Organization of US Navy amphibious forces · Organization of US Marine and Army landing forces; special task units and their equipment · Command, control and organization of amphibious operations · Specialist transport and equipment · Amphibious assault – the Saipan landings, June 1944

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Osprey - Elite 117 - Gordon L Rottman - US World W ar II Amphibious Tactics, Pacific Theater (2004).pdf

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Osprey - Elite 144 - Gordon L Rottman - US World W ar II Amphibious Tactics, Mediterranean and Europe an Theaters (2006).pdf

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Concord 2013 - Steven J. Zaloga - T-54, T-55, T-62 (1992).jpg

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Concord 2013 - Steven J. Zaloga - T-54, T-55, T-62 (1992).pdf

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Peter Chamberlain, Chris Ellis - British and Ameri can Tanks of World War Two, The Complete Illustrat ed History of British, American and Commonwealth T anks, 1939-45 (2002).jpg

Tanks - AFV Armou... - Peter Chamberlain, Chris Ellis - British and Amer...h, American and Commonwealth Tanks, 1939-45 2002.jpg

This is the complete illustrated history of British, American and Commonwealth tanks, gun motor carriages and special purpose vehicles 1939-45, and has not been bettered since first publication in 1969. It gives a detailed history of each type, plus full pictorial coverage of the many variants, sometimes running into dozens, which were produced on each chassis. Every tank type produced in Britain, the united States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand is included and described in full – more than 2,000 vehicles in all. Concise specifications, comparative scale drawings and over 500 photographs, along with appendices detailing with guns, engines and suspension systems make this book an indispensable source of authoritative reference.

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Peter Chamberlain, Chris Ellis - British and Ameri can Tanks of World War Two, The Complete Illustrat ed History of British, American and Commonwealth T anks, 1939-45 (2002).pdf

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Osprey - Vanguard 23 - Bryan Pernett - British Tan ks in N. Africa 1940-42 (1981).pdf

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J. F. C. Fuller - Tanks in the Great War 1914-1918 (1929).jpg

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J. F. C. Fuller - Tanks in the Great War 1914-1918 (1929).pdf

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Tank Magazine No.10 1984 - Operation Zitadelle, Th e Battle of Kursk, Summer 1943 (1984).jpeg

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Tank Magazine No.10 1984 - Operation Zitadelle, Th e Battle of Kursk, Summer 1943 (1984).pdf

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Osprey - Vanguard 24 - Steven J. Zaloga - Soviet H eavy Tanks 1935-1967 (1981).jpg

Steven J. Zaloga (ur. 1952) - amerykański historyk, konsultant do spraw obrony, znany w USA autor publikacji z zakresu techniki wojskowej. Posiadacz tytułu naukowego bachelor's degree z historii na uniwersytecie Union College oraz magistratu Uniwersytetu Columbia w Nowym Jorku.

Wydał wiele książek zajmujących się współczesną techniką wojskową, a szczególnie czołgami sowieckimi oraz produkowanymi w WNP, a także wojną pancerną. Zajmuje się też modelarstwem. Częsty współpracownik redakcji brytyjskiego magazynu modelarskiego Military Modelling, członek stowarzyszenia modelarskiego Armor Modeling and Preservation Society.

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Osprey - Automotive - George Forty - World War Two AFVs And Selfpropelled Artillery (1996).jpg

"Cross-publications, focusing on Armour (combat vehicles - armored vehicles, carriers, self-propelled artillery) WW2, divided into chapters by country (Great Britain, the Commonwealth, Germany, United States, the Soviet Union, France, Italy, Japan and "other" states). Text added many contemporary black and white photos and color photos of refurbished vehicles (mostly from the British Museum, but also in the possession of private owners).

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Tamiya News 06 - Russian T-62 Tank.jpg

Japanese

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Tamiya News 06 - Russian T-62 Tank.djvu

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Waffen-Arsenal 189 - Fred Koch - Zugfahrzeuge fur Geschutze der Wehrmacht 1935-1945 (2001).jpg

Eine umfassende Darstellung aller „Geschütz-Zugmittel der Wehrmacht" ist verständlicherweise nicht das Anliegen dieses Waffen-Arsenal-Bandes. Vielmehr soll ein Überblick darüber vermittelt werden, auf welch vielfältige Weise die Nutzung erfolgte. Einerseits setzte man die unterschiedlichsten Kraft- und Panzerfahrzeuge zum Ziehen eines Geschütztypes ein, andererseits wurde eine einzelne Fahrzeugart zum Ziehen verschiedenster Geschütze verwendet. Es wird wohl niemals restlos nachvollziehbar sein, warum gerade die eine Einheit mit solchen Zugfahrzeugen und eine andere mit gleichen taktischen Aufgaben mit jenen ausgerüstet wurde. Eine Vielzahl von Faktoren haben sicherlich dabei eine Rolle gespielt: Wann und wo wurde die Einheit aufgestellt bzw. eingesetzt? Welche Aufträge schloss das Heereswaffenamt wann und mit welcher Firma ab? Wie schnell konnten Entwicklungsund Lieferverträge umgesetzt werden? Welches Zeughaus war für welche Standorte zuständig? Letztendlich war für die Truppe nur eine Frage ausschlaggebend: Welche zulässige Anhängelast muss das einzuführende Zugmittel haben, um die vorhandenen Geschütze ziehen zu können? Für die erwiesene Unterstützung soll an dieser Stelle folgenden Personen der Dank ausgesprochen werden: meiner Frau Anett, den Herrn Reinhard Frank, Rainer-Lutz Gau, Andreas Gryscheck, Timm Hassler, Gert Herr, Hans-Jürgen Janaczeck, Werner Klotzsche und Dieter Wiese.

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Waffen-Arsenal 189 - Fred Koch - Zugfahrzeuge fur Geschutze der Wehrmacht 1935-1945 (2001).pdf

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Osprey - Automotive - George Forty - World War Two Tanks (1995).jpg

This book covers in detail the development, production and battlefield use of the tanks from all the country's involved in WWII

Of the 200 pages only some pages are about amphibious tanks.

But very good info on the Sherman DD and the (not Sherman) test DD tanks
The Japanese KA-MI is mentioned and the Russian T 40A.

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