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Concord - Firepower Pictorial Special 2008 - Greg Stewart - National Training Center, Ultimate in La nd Warfare Training (1992).pdf

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John Norris - Anti-Tank Weapons (1997).jpg

The impact of the tank in any conflict scenario is well recognized. Heavily armoured, carrying formidable firepower, capable of travelling at speed in any weather across almost any terrain. The requirement for effective anti-tank systems is, therefore, of paramount concern to all armed forces of all nations. This volume describes all systems commonly available today. From shoulder-fired ATGWs, through to the new and highly sophisticated "fire-and-forget" ground-based and airborned systems. This is an easy-to-use guide to an essential element of a fighting power's deterrent.

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John Norris - Anti-Tank Weapons (1997).pdf

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Christopher Chant - World Encyclopaedia of the Tan k, An International History of the Armoured Fighti ng Machine (1994).jpg

Tanks - AFV Armoured Fighting Vehi... - Christopher Chant - World Encyclopaedia ...ry of the Armoured Fighting Machine 1994.jpg

One of the most potent weapons of the 20th century, the tank has evolved over many years of development. Increasingly sophisticated technology has enhanced the tank's domination of all operational conditions, by virtue of its unparalleled combination of offensive and defensive attributes. Firepower, protection and mobility have all been improved continuously in the ceaseless struggle for battlefield supremacy. The tank has a position of unrivalled importance in 20th-century military history. Developed originally by the British to break the deadlock of trench warfare during World War I, the tank proved to be a devastating breakthrough weapon. It's true potential, however, was only fully appreciated by the Germans, who set in train a highly secret tank development programme between the World Wars. This initiative culminated in the revolutionary concept of Blitzkrieg, a strategy based on the use of armour to punch holes in the enemy's defences, and was to result in the Nazi domination of continental Europe. The tank continues to be at the heart of modern strategic thinking, having proved its worth in the 1991 Gulf War.

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Christopher Chant - World Encyclopaedia of the Tan k, An International History of the Armoured Fighti ng Machine (1994).pdf

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Osprey - Battle Orders 10 - Steven J. Zaloga - US Tank and Tank Destroyer Battalions in the ETO 1944 -45 (2005).pdf

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Concord - Firepower Pictorials Special 1027 - Mic hael Green, Greg Stewart - M60 Tank (1960).jpg

The U.S. Army's Ml Abrams Main Baffle Tank has dominated the civilian press and the military trade journals since the first production model rolled off the assembly line in February. 1980, with untold numbers of stories about its development, fielding, and problems both real and imagined.
Unfortunately, forgotten by many is the fact that the M60 family of tanks will still make up over fifty percent of the U.S. Army's inventory of main battle tanks until the late 1990s.
With the recent thaw in cold war tensions and the announced defense cutbacks by the U.S. Army, use of the M60 tank could last Into the 21st Century both with the U.S. tank fleet and foreign armies.
The history of the M60 tank begins in 1959 when a modified version of the M48A2 Pafton was introduced with a new front hull, a diesel engine, and a 105mm gun. To highlight the improvement over the earlier vehicle, it was redesignated as the 105mm gun tank M60. The M60 series of tanks had, since the beginning of Its production run in early 1960, been considered to be only an interim vehicle intended to serve the U.S. Army until the ideal tank could be designed and built. But, 15,000 tanks later, the M60 tank is still in service around the world. Numerous development programs helped to extend the useful life of the tank and kept it viable as a combat vehicle. Fortunately, the basic design was sound and easily accommodated the many modifications added to it over the years.
The last production version of the M60 tank was the M60A3, which was first introduced into US Army service In 1978.
The external appearance of the M60A3 tank is not very different from the M60A1 tank model. Only the thermal shroud on the gun tube, the wind sensor on top of the turret bustle, and the laser safety shield on the right side rangefinder blister distinguish it as an A3 model.
Unique features of the A3 are its Ml tank type fire control system, which include a laser rangefinder. solid state electronic computer, and a tank thermal sight (TTS for short).
The (TTS) provides a large improvement over image intensification sights as tound on earlier models of the M60 tank. It employs thermal technology so that its detection range is not dependent on moon or starlight. It "sees" as well in total darkness as it does in daylight and can detect targets through smoke, fog, and dust. It can also penetrate camouflage because it senses the heat of objects hidden by natural or manmade materials.

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25 maj 13 8:43

Concord - Firepower Pictorials Special 1027 - Mic hael Green, Greg Stewart - M60 Tank (1960).pdf

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Herbert Walther - The 1st SS Panzer Division Leibs tandarte, A Pictorial History (1989).jpg

A photo history of the Leibstandarte and its WWII campaigns in Poland, France, the Balkans, Russia, Normandy, the Ardennes, and Hungary. The book comprehensively illustrates the commanders and soldiers of the Division in action. An English translation of Walther's German language original.

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Herbert Walther - The 1st SS Panzer Division Leibs tandarte, A Pictorial History (1989).pdf

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Herbert Walther - The 12th SS Panzer Division, A P ictorial History (1989).jpg

A photo chronicle of the HJ in over 230 b/w and 30 color photos including its late war formation and campaigns throughout Normandy and Austria.

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Herbert Walther - The 12th SS Panzer Division, A P ictorial History (1989).pdf

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Osprey - Modelling 30 - Steve van Beveren - Modell ing the Panther Tank (2006).jpg

The PzKpfw V Panther is considered to be one of the finest tanks developed during World War II. Developed as a response to the Soviet deployment of heavy armour on the Eastern Front, the Panther established its reputation as one of the first truly universal tanks and its influence can be seen in the design of modern battle tanks to this day. This book details how to model the main variants of this fascinating and significant World War II tank, including the Bergepanther and Pantherturn. It also provides a listing of the main kits and aftermarket sets available

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Christer Jorgensen Chris Mann - Tank Warfare, Stra tegy and Tactics - The Illustrated History of the Tank at War 1914-2000 (2001).jpg

Tanks - AFV Armou... - Christer Jorgensen Chris Mann - Tank Warfare, Str...trated History of the Tank at War 1914-2000 2001.jpg

This military history provides the reader with a guide to tank warfare, including the development of tank tactics and strategy. Also included are details of great tank battles such as Cambrai, Kursk, Chinese Farm and the Gulf War.

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25 maj 13 8:43

Christer Jorgensen Chris Mann - Tank Warfare, Stra tegy and Tactics - The Illustrated History of the Tank at War 1914-2000 (2001).pdf

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Concord - Armor At War 7023 - Tom Cockle - Panzers in Italy 1943-1945 (2003).jpg

By the end of 1942, Axis Forces in (forth Africa were being slowly squeezed back into Tunisia by the combined armies of the United States and Great Britain. In January 1943, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill met with the Allied Combined Chiefs of Staff in the Moroccan port city of Casablanca to plan their next move.
American strategists favored concentrating on a cross-Channel offensive and viewed any other course of action as a distraction from the main goal. Churchill on the other hand, felt that a campaign against Italy, 'the soft underbelly of Europe' as he called it, might help knock Italy out of the war and divert some German forces from the Russian Front. As the Allies were in no position to launch a major offensive in France in 1943 and in order to maintain the initiative, it was decided to invade Sicily as soon as the Axis Forces in North Africa were defeated. American General Dwight D. Eisenhower was named Supreme Commander and a target date was set in early July 1943.

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Concord - Armor At War 7023 - Tom Cockle - Panzers in Italy 1943-1945 (2003).pdf

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Militaria in Detail 4 - Jacek & Zbiegniewski, Andr e R. Nowicki - Jagdpanther (2000).jpg

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Militaria in Detail 4 - Jacek & Zbiegniewski, Andr e R. Nowicki - Jagdpanther (2000).pdf

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25 maj 13 8:43

Steven J. Zaloga - Blitzkrieg, Armour, Camouflage and Markings, 1939-40 (1990).jpg

First published in hardback in 1991, a reference to the armour, camouflage and markings of the Blitzkrieg years, 1939-1940 which draws on archive photographs and colour art to provide information for historians, modellers, wargamers and veterans.

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Steven J. Zaloga - Blitzkrieg, Armour, Camouflage and Markings, 1939-40 (1990).pdf

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Concord - Armor at War 7032 - Steven J. Zaloga - U S Amtracs and Amphibians at War 1941-1945 (1999).jpg

Amphibious assault is one of the most difficult challenges in modern warfare. The defender has a natural advantage since the sea poses a formidable natural barrier to most military operations. With the advent of powerful coastal guns and steel-reinforced concrete fortifications, amphibious assault became all the more difficult. But amphibious assault also has it advantages. Coastlines are often long, and it is impossible to defend all locations. If a weak spot can be found, forces can be landed in relative safety. Until World War II, amphibious landings were conducted by improvised means, usually using ship's boats. In World War I, with major amphibious assaults such as Gallipoli. attempts began to develop specialized craft bener suited to amphibious landings, based on river barges. Further experimentation in the 1930s led to a whole range of practical craft from the small LCVP to the large LST. Although these naval craft were essential to modern amphibious assaults, they had one problem. They could only Transport the troops to the water's edge, at which point they could go no further. So there was some interest in amphibian craft, that is, craft that cuuld not only swim ashore, but once reaching the beach, could move on land.

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Concord - Armor At War 7050 - Steven Zaloga - US Tank Battles in France 1944-45 (2003).jpg

U.S. armored units took part in all the major campaigns in the battles for France U.S. tank operations in France involved two types of formations. The armored divisions were intended primarily for mobile operations, and their principal role was to exploit deep behind enemy lines once a penetration had been won by the infantry. Of the sixteen armored divisions raised in WWII, all but one served in the European Theater of Operations. The separate tank battalions were formed to provide support to the infantry. In France, most infantry divisions had a tank battalion and a tank destroyer temporarily attached to them for the conduct of specific operations.....

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Concord - Armor At War 7050 - Steven Zaloga - US Tank Battles in France 1944-45 (2003).pdf

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Armor PhotoGallery 6 - Wojciech J. Gawrych - Crusa der, Cruiser Tank Mk. VI (2003).jpg

The idea of a 'fast tank', based on the Christie suspension, came to the British only in the mid-1930s. The various trials of experimental mechanized forces of the 1920s and early 1930s had led info the development of three distinct types of lank - the 'infantry tank' to support infantry in the attack (slow, lhighlly armed, but heavily armored), the cruiser tank' (faster, more lightly armored, fitted with a gun suitable for taking on enemy tanks), and the 'light tank' (last but hightly armed and armored, for reconatssance).

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Armor PhotoGallery 6 - Wojciech J. Gawrych - Crusa der, Cruiser Tank Mk. VI (2003).pdf

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Armor PhotoGallery 20 - Dick Taylor - British Crui ser Tank A34 Comet (2008).jpg

227 colour photos of the Comet Mk.IA preserved at the Military Vehicle Technology Foundation, CA, USA by Chris "Toadman" Hughes 51 b&w archive photos from the Tank Museum, IWM, private collections in Finland, Hong Kong, Ireland, South Africa 5 pp 1/48 scale and 1/35 scale drawings of the Comet Mk.IA by Krzysztof Zurek 29 monochrome drawings reprinted from the various technical manuals for the Comet tank exhaustive historical background by Dick Taylor.

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Armor PhotoGallery 20 - Dick Taylor - British Crui ser Tank A34 Comet (2008).pdf

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Czołg Klim Woroszyłow 2, Танк 'Клим Ворошилов-2 (1 990) dir. Igor Sheshukov.avi

Tanks - AFV Armoured Fighting Vehicles - Czołg Klim Woroszyłow 2, -2 1990 dir. Igor Sheshukov.avi

Pierwsze dni wojny niemiecko-sowieckiej w czerwcu 1941 roku.
Młody kursant naprawia porzucony czołg "KW-2" i kompletuje załogę. Doprowadzając czołg do pełnej gotowości bojowej załoga przystępuje do pierwszej i zarazem ostatniej bitwy...

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