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Squadron - Armor Specials 6038 - Jim Mesko - Armor in Korea, A Pictorial History (1984).pdf

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Waffen-Arsenal 187 - Wolfgang Fleisher - Panzerkam pfwagen III. Der Panzer der Blitzkriegem (2001).jpg

Tanks - AFV Armou... - Waffen-Arsenal 187 - Wolfgang Fleisher - Panzerk...kampfwagen III. Der Panzer der Blitzkriegem 2001.jpg

In den ersten Jahren des Zweiten Weltkrieges gehörte der Panzerkampfwagen III zu den wichtigsten gepanzerten Fahrzeugen der Panzertruppe des deutschen Heeres. Einige Zahlenbeispiele sollen diese Behauptung belegen. Zwischen 1937 und 1943 sind vom Panzerkampfwagen HI über 4900 Stück in verschiedenen Varianten hergestellt worden. Diese Zahl enthält nicht die vielen Abarten, die auf der Basis dieses Kampfwagentyps entstanden sind. Zu den bedeutendsten gehörten zweifelsohne der Panzerbefehlswagen III, von dem zwischen 1938 und 1943 über 400 Fahrzeuge zur Auslieferung gelangten, und die gepanzerte Selbstfahrlafette für Sturmgeschütz 7,5-cm-Kanone. Letztere ist unter der Kurzbezeichnung Sturmgeschütz III bekannt geworden, zu der ab 1943 noch die Sturmhaubitze III kam. Sturmartillerie, Panzerjäger- und Panzertruppe erhielten bis zum Fnde des Zweiten Weltkrieges über 10 600 Fahrzeuge dieser Bauart.
Die Bedeutung des Panzerkampfwagen III für die Entwicklung der Panzertruppe, ihrer Einsätze und Erfolge, ist sehr hoch zu veranschlagen. Letztlich sind es auch die großen, auf allen Kriegsschauplätzen eingetretenen Verluste, die das zum Ausdruck bringen. Nach dem Ab-schluss des Feldzuges in Frankreich meldete das Heer für die Monate Mai und Juni 1940 den Verlust von 135 Panzerkampfwagen III. Eine vergleichsweise geringe Zahl. Der Bestand an Panzerkampfwagen III stieg von 1440 am 1. Juni 1941 auf 2944 Fahrzeuge Anfang 1943. Ein Jahr später gab es davon nur noch 920. Bis zum Ende des Krieges gingen fast alle Kampfwagen dieses Typs verloren. Im monatlichen Durchschnitt sind das 70 bis 75 Fahrzeuge gewesen.

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Waffen-Arsenal 187 - Wolfgang Fleisher - Panzerkam pfwagen III. Der Panzer der Blitzkriegem (2001).pdf

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Concord - Robert Michulee - Armor At War 7047 - Pa nzer-Division In Russia (2004).jpg

On 22 June 1941, the Wehrmacht with over three million soldiers attacked the Soviet Union. For the invasion the Panzerwaffe managed to field some 3,000 Panzers and were distributed among 19 Panzer-Divisions, 10 motorized infantry divisions, 4 motorized SS divisions, the motorized Grosdeutschland Regiment and a few independent assault gun units. Initially, the Panzer-Divisions achieved great success, however, the vast expanses of terrain its vehicles had to cover; and huge logistical problems, gave the commanders of the Panzer-Divisions serious difficulties, particularly when the winter arrived and the Russians put up stiff resistance. But still, the German factories were able to replace depleted armored vehicles at a steady rate. ......

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Concord - Robert Michulee - Armor At War 7047 - Pa nzer-Division In Russia (2004).pdf

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Thomas L Jentz - Panzerkampfwagen VI P (Sd.Kfz.181 ), The history of the Porsche Typ 100 and 101 also known as the Leopard and Tiger (1997).jpg

Tanks - AFV Armou... - Thomas L Jentz - Panzerkampfwagen VI P Sd.Kfz.181...and 101 also known as the Leopard and Tiger 1997.jpg

This is the book that had to be written - a scoop for Panzer Tracts! During years of research, including visits to Porsche in Germany, the authors have uncovered truly amazing facts and data about Porsche's development of Tiger tanks. Myths are destroyed and facts are now available to all. This is the first time that the comprehensive history of the Porsche Tiger has been written for any publication. The photos are new, the history is new, the data is new, and the scale drawings are new - everything is new! This book is packed with five sets of accurate 1:35 scale four-view drawings that show all the significant changes that occurred during the production run - illustrating Tiger (P) Nr.1, Tiger (P) Nr.3, Tiger (P) with Turret Nr.11 or 12 (the higher sided also mounted on the Tiger I), Tiger (P) Nr.7, and the uparmored and modernized Tiger (P) used as a command tank in Russia during 1944. Virtually every one of these Porsche Tigers was different. 63 photographs, the majority never seen before in a publication in English, visually enhance this great book.

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Thomas L Jentz - Panzerkampfwagen VI P (Sd.Kfz.181 ), The history of the Porsche Typ 100 and 101 also known as the Leopard and Tiger (1997).pdf

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S. Malyshev - BMP-1 (1964-2000) - (2001).jpg

Появившаяся в конце 60-х годов, высокоманевренная и скоростная БМП-1 положила начало семейству боевых машин пехоты и стала качественно новым средством вооружения мотострелковых подразделений, сочетающим огневую мощь, высокую мобильность и хорошую защищенность. В настоящее время снята с производства, однако для стран, имеющих БМП-1 на вооружении, ОАО «Курганмашзавод» осуществляет капитальный ремонт машин и предлагает различные варианты ее модернизации, позволяющие значительно улучшить тактико-технические характеристики и повысить боевую эффективность БМП-1.

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S. Malyshev - BMP-1 (1964-2000) - (2001).pdf

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Robert C. Stern - SS Armor, A Pictorial History of the Armored Formation of the Waffen SS (1978).jpeg

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Robert C. Stern - SS Armor, A Pictorial History of the Armored Formation of the Waffen SS (1978).pdf

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Concord - 7514 - Robert W. Burik - Thunder Run, U S 3rd Infantry's Drive to Baghdad (2005).jpg

This much anticipated book is written by the authors that was at the forefront of the 3rd Infantry Division's drive north from Kuwait to the heart of Baghdad in 2003. The 3rd Infantry Division formed the heart of the U.S. V Corps' main thrust into Iraq to topple the dictatorship of Saddam Hussein, and this book provides a firsthand glimpse of this opening assault in what is known as Operation Iraqi Freedom...

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Concord - 7514 - Robert W. Burik - Thunder Run, U S 3rd Infantry's Drive to Baghdad (2005).pdf

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Waffen-Arsenal 25 - Horst Scheibert - Konigstiger. Tiger II (1976).jpg

Durch eine Weisung Hillers erhielten im Frühjahr 1941 die Firma Henschel sowie Professor Porsche den Auftrag, einen Kampfpanzer mit einem Gefechtsgewicht von rd. 40 t und einer entsprechend schwereren Bewaffnung zu entwickeln. Als noch im selben Jahr die deutschen Truppen den russischen KW I und II sowie T 34 kennenlernten, wurde die Dringlichkeitsstufe erhöht.
Bereits im Frühjahr 1942 wurden daher beide Prototypen vorgestellt; hierbei erwies sich der technisch mehr konservative Panzer der Firma Henschel als der bessere; der mit vielen technischen Neuerungen versehene Porsche-Prototyp versagte dagegen völlig. Dennoch ließ Hitler - wohl auch wegen des Ansehens des bekannten Panzerkonstrukteurs - beide Typen weiter entwickeln.
So entstanden der Tiger I von Henschel und der "Ferdinand" (spater in "Elefant" umbenannt) von Professor Ferdinand Porsche; beide mit einer S,S cm Kampfwagenkanone (Kwk> versehen. Der Tiger 1 ist bereits im ersten Band dieser Reihe besprochen worden; ein weiterer über ihn wird in Kürze folgen. Fotos und Angaben über den "Ferdinand (Elefant)" sind im Band 2 zu rinden.

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Waffen-Arsenal 25 - Horst Scheibert - Konigstiger. Tiger II (1976).pdf

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Bruce Culver, Bill Murphy, Don Greer - Panzer Colo urs (2), Markings of the German Army Panzer Forces 1939-45 (1978).jpg

Tanks - AFV Armoured Fighting ... - Bruce Culver, Bill Murphy, Don Greer - Pan...the German Army Panzer Forces 1939-45 1978.jpg

Military markings, in the basic sense of providing identification in battle, can be traced back to Neolithic man. Tribes and village clans would often paint themselves with distinctive patterns of "warpaint". In some othercases, tattoos or scars were used to mark members of a clan or tribe. These were permanent markings that usually had religious or mystical ritual meanings, and were not solely for use in warfare. Later in history, as armies became more organized in the specialty of military action for conquest or defense, flags, banners, and standards came into use to rally troops in the field and identify the positions of commanders. While elite troops (many of them professional soldiers hired and equipped by rulers or nobles) often wore standard uniforms which helped units stay together, the use of auxiliaries (who usually wore a variety of clothing) made the use of flags imperative. Most military transport was by horse drawn wagons, andthese were sometimes, during the Middle ages, hung with regimental flags and used as rallying points. These can be considered the first modern military markings.
World War I saw the first widespread use of national symbols, on aircraft and, in some cases, on armored vehicles. Unit symbols, such as the French system of playing card signs, were used to denote smaller organizations (regiments, battalions, companies, or platoons). Occasionally, vehicles carried individual identifying numbers within these units.
By the beginning of World War II, most nations had developed systems of symbols for their military vehicles and equipment. Modern military markings were developed with the conflicting goals of identifying units to friendly troops while denying this information to the enemy.

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Bruce Culver, Bill Murphy, Don Greer - Panzer Colo urs (2), Markings of the German Army Panzer Forces 1939-45 (1978).pdf

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Waffen-Arsenal 47 - Michael Sawodny - Panzerkampf wagen Maus und andere deutsche panzerprojekte (197 8).jpg

Tanks - AFV Armoure... - Waffen-Arsenal 47 - Michael Sawodny - Panzerkam...en Maus und andere deutsche panzerprojekte 1978.jpg

Neben den sich im Truppengebrauch befindlichen Panzern gab es auch eine Vielzahl von weiteren Projekten, die vor oder während des Krieges entwickelt wurden. Sie sind deshalb interessant, weil sie oft Versuchsträger für technische Neuerungen waren. An diesen Entwicklungen war in besonderem Maße die Firma Porsclie beteiligt, deren einfallsreicher Chef immer wieder ungewöhnliche Lösungen technischer Probleme vorschlug, auch wenn sich dann herausstellen sollte, daß vieles wegen zu großer Kompliziertheit oder wegen zu hohen Aufwandes nicht realisierbar war.

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Waffen-Arsenal 47 - Michael Sawodny - Panzerkampf wagen Maus und andere deutsche panzerprojekte (197 8).pdf

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Wydawnictwo Militaria 109 - PzKpfw II Luchs Aufkla rungspanzer 38(t) (2000).jpg

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Wydawnictwo Militaria 109 - PzKpfw II Luchs Aufkla rungspanzer 38(t) (2000).pdf

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Osprey - Vanguard 030 - Krzysztof Barbarski - Poli sh Armour 1939-45 (1982).jpg

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Osprey - Vanguard 030 - Krzysztof Barbarski - Poli sh Armour 1939-45 (1982).pdf

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Waffen-Arsenal Sonderband S-48 - Wolfgang Fleische r - Panzerkampfwagen I und seine Abarten (1997).jpg

Tanks - AFV Armou... - Waffen-Arsenal Sonderband S-48 - Wolfgang Fleisc...cher - Panzerkampfwagen I und seine Abarten 1997.jpg

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Waffen-Arsenal Sonderband S-48 - Wolfgang Fleische r - Panzerkampfwagen I und seine Abarten (1997).pdf

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Osprey - Armor in Action 21 - Charles Kliment - S dKfz 251 in Action (1981).jpg

The tank was developed during the first World War as a means to break the stalemate on the Western Front. Its intended function was to break through enemy lines and clear the way for following infantry. This the tanks were eventually able to do, but they were unable to exploit their success because of their low speed and poor mechanical reliability. The enemy was usually able to rush reserve troops into the break and seal the front, necessitating a series of slow and costly break-through attacks. The infantry had no problem following the slow tanks during the attack, but was totally unprotected and suffered heavy casualties. The English proposed the Mark IX carrier, which was supposed to carry fifty infantrymen into battle protected by armor, but the design was still in prototype when the war ended.

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Osprey - Armor in Action 21 - Charles Kliment - S dKfz 251 in Action (1981).pdf

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Waldemar Trojca - Panther Variants in Color (2002).jpg

5 str. tekstu, 13 fotografii, 42 str. z kolorowymi sylwetkami, 32 str. rysunków.

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Waldemar Trojca - Panther Variants in Color (2002).pdf

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Warmachines 6 - Francois Verlinder - M1-M11P-M1A1 Abrams (1991).jpg

When it became eminent the M60 MBT could no longer challenge the new Soviet armor such as the T-72 and T-80, development of the M1 ABRAMS Main Battle Tank was already under way. Many times before had such developments been haunted by cost overruns and Congressional scepticism. This time was no different and by early 1976 when the first prototypes became available, this weapon system was long overdue.
Finaly, in late 1979, most of the development problems were solved and the M1 was ready to go into production. The squared off appearance and low profile of the M1 contrasted totally with all former US Army developments and could be called revolutionary. The hull structure was designed to ensure crew survivability and provide protection for internally mounted equipment against a broad spectrum of antitank weapons. The hull armor configuration consists of a weld-fabricated rolled homogeneous armor (RHA) structure with armor protecting the front and sides of the crew areas. Fuel and main weapon ammo are separated from the crew in armored compartments. The hull ammo compartment is located aft of the engine bulkhead on the right side and separated from the crew area by sliding armor doors. The same protection is installed in front of the turret bustle ammo room which is topped by blast panels channeling an explosion upward.
The M1 is operated by a four men crew consisting of a driver, commander, loader and gunner, it is equipped with a 105mm M58E1 Rifled Cannon and a coaxial 7.62mm M240 Machinegun. The first Mi's on German soil were operated by the 64th Armor, 3rd infantry Division (Mechanized) in the fall of 1981.

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