Germany’s Secret Weapons of World War II reveals the extent of German secret weapons’ development, including reference tables, diagrams, colourful maps and charts and photographs, building into an essential reference guide for anyone interested in the history of Germany’s secret weapons programme.
-- Details the multinational history of close-quarter combat-- Covers trench warfare, urban fighting, night fighting, ambushes, and hostage rescue -- Extensively illustrated Despite the development of deadly long-range weapons during the twentieth century and a substantial increase in the killing power of all weapons, modern soldiers have continued to fight the enemy at close range. Here is an anecdotal history that brings to life the fear, intensity, and raw courage of close-quarter combat in chilling detail, including firsthand accounts of waging war among the ruins of Stalingrad, fighting in tunnels during the Vietnam War, springing an ambush, and even fighting with axes on the eastern front during World War II. The Whites of Their Eyes contains accounts from U.S., British, German, and French servicemen and covers both world wars, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Falklands campaign.
An in depth exploration of all new weapons developed by the scientists and engineers of the Third Reich, including rockets, jets, helicopters and surface-to-surface missles.
Focusing on personal accountability, this book encourages readers to reflect on their choices and attitudes that hinder success. It offers a straightforward program designed to foster positive thinking and create a supportive environment for growth. By embracing the lessons within, readers can transform their mindset and achieve their goals. The accessible format makes it easy to apply the principles, guiding individuals toward meaningful changes in their lives.
When the Tiger appeared, it was the most powerful tank yet built. However, it had a limited range of operation and frequent mechanical failures. Tiger Tank traces its history, from its strategic requirements and technology to its use in Russia and Berlin during World War II. Specification tables provide manufacturing details, while comparative tables let readers quickly assess how the Tiger matched its rivals.
The success of Germany's panzer divisions resulted in a rapid succession of American tanks, culminating with the M4, dubbed "General Sherman" by the British. The name stuck, and the Sherman underwent a bewildering range of variants and a production run of nearly 50,000 vehicles. Comprehensive appendices contain specs, production details and comparisons to the Sherman's rivals on both sides. Color art and period photos depict the tank in action.
Germany's Secret Weapons of World War II reveals the extent of German secret weapons' development, including reference tables, diagrams, colourful maps and charts and photographs, building into an essential reference guide for anyone interested in the history of Germany's secret weapons programme.