M8 Greyhound Light Armored Car 1941-1991 PDF
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M8 Greyhound Light Armored Car 1941-1991 КНИГИ ;ВОЕННАЯ ИСТОРИЯ M8 Greyhound Light Armored Car 1941-1991 (New Vanguard 53)BySteven J. Zaloga, Tony BryanPublisher:Os Publishing2002 48PagesISBN: 184176468XPDF16 MBThe M8 light armoured car was the only significant wheeled combat vehicle used by the US Army in World War II. In conjunction with the light armed utility version, the M20, it was the staple of the army's cavalry squadrons for use in reconnaissance and scouting. First entering combat in Italy in 1943, it was widely used throughout the campaign in northwest Europe, though its off-road performance was found to be wanting. This title describes the design and development of the M8, the many variants that were produced during World War II and afterwards, along with a comprehensive survey of its operational use. About the AuthorSteven J. Zaloga was born in 1952, received his BA in history from Union College, and his MA from Columbia University. He has published numerous books and articles dealing with modern military technology, especially armoured vehicle development. His main area of interest is military affairs in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the Second World War, and he has also written extensively on American armoured forces. Tony Bryan is a freelance illustrator of many years experience. He initially qualified in Engineering and worked for a number of years in Military Research and Development, and has a keen interest in military hardware - armour, small arms, aircraft and ships. Tony has produced many illustrations for partworks, magazines and books, including a number of titles in the New Vanguard series. sharingmatrix 85
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