Tank battle

Author: Lai Xiaogang (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The Steel, the perfect combination of protection and mobility, the bloody, the high coordination of the spear and the shield! What was the key to the German army's rampage across Europe in the early days of World War II? What made Zhukov, Montgomery, Patton, and others become renowned marshals and generals? How did the armored and mechanized armies, led by tanks, enable Guderian and Rommel to win the title of "Blitzkrieg Heroes"? This book takes the historical context of World War II as its main thread, providing a detailed review of the invention, principles of use, and evolution of tanks. From the book, we can not only appreciate the immense power of modern weaponry in war but also understand that tanks are not just cold steel; they are spirited, dynamic entities, a microcosm of an army, an embodiment of military thought, a crystallization of the wisdom of designers and manufacturers, and a reflection of a nation's industrial strength.