The German tank weapon achieved legendary victories during the Second World War. The prerequisite for this was a mixture of technical class and tactical skill, as Wolfgang Schneider expertly illustrates in this volume: After evaluating all German tactical regulations since 1935, extensive literature research and discussions with military servicemen, the author documented the operational principles of the German tank weapon. He goes into the types of battles and the tasks in the battle, but also the elements that are crucial to the battle and the life of the crew in and with the tank. In addition to the experiences in World War II, the role of the main battle tank today is also explained in the light of new threats and with a view to current experiences in the Middle East and Ukraine.
336 pages, 265 x 230 mm, 506 bw-illustrations, 122 color illustrations, German language
336 pages, 265 x 230 mm, 506 bw-illustrations, 122 color illustrations, German language
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