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M1 Abrams Tank
Michael Green
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Description for M1 Abrams Tank
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The Ml Abrams has proved itself to be the finest main battle tank in the World since its introduction into US Army service in 1981. It combines the ultimate balance between firepower, mobility and protection as demonstrated by its superior performance during the two Gulf Wars and in Afghanistan. It routed the Soviet equipment of Saddam Hussein's army and today remains the yardstick by which friends' and foes' MBTs are judged. Its versatility and continual modernisation of weaponry armour and engineering guarantees that the MI Abrams will remain the US Army's spearpoint for years to come. Expert ... Read more
The Ml Abrams has proved itself to be the finest main battle tank in the World since its introduction into US Army service in 1981. It combines the ultimate balance between firepower, mobility and protection as demonstrated by its superior performance during the two Gulf Wars and in Afghanistan. It routed the Soviet equipment of Saddam Hussein's army and today remains the yardstick by which friends' and foes' MBTs are judged. Its versatility and continual modernisation of weaponry armour and engineering guarantees that the MI Abrams will remain the US Army's spearpoint for years to come. Expert ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2015
Condition
New
Weight
532g
Number of Pages
192
Place of Publication
South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781473834231
SKU
V9781473834231
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-4
About Michael Green
Michael Green is the author of numerous acclaimed books in the Images of War series including Armour to Vietnam, US Navy Aircraft Carriers, US Battleships, The Paton Tank, US Naval Aviation and American Infantry Weapons.
Reviews for M1 Abrams Tank
there are some impressive photographs, all have been chosen to tell the story, not just to entertain. Mr Green's text describes the history and service of the Abrams in a readable and accessible style. The book is neither anoracky at one end of the scale or too generic at the other. I think I commented that one of his last ... Read more