Podnázev: pěchotní zbraně, neobrněná vozidla, obrněná vozidla, dělostřelectvo, speciální zbraně, letadla, lodě. Přehledné informace o bojové technice z doby 2. světové války – pěchotní zbraně, obrněná a neobrněná technika, dělostřelectvo, speciální zbraně, lodě a letadla.
This book describes the weapons and vehicles of all the countries that fought in World War II in a clear and comprehensive manner. It offers an excellent overview of the diverse weaponry used by both the Axis Powers and the Allies, with everything you might want to know about the development and deployment of each type of weapon along with the relevant technical specifications.
A short, but well-researched overview of the tank development throughout the world since 1970.
Exploring the captivating world of tilt rotor airplanes, this book showcases their evolution from early helicopter attempts to modern engineering marvels. It highlights the challenges faced due to technological limitations and the breakthroughs that have enabled the development of successful models like the V-22 Osprey, now in service with U.S. forces. Additionally, the upcoming civilian variant, the Bell/Agusta BA 209, is discussed, emphasizing the growing significance of this innovative aircraft genre.
This book provides a clear and comprehensive overview of the course and consequences of the war. Historically grounded texts, along with over 500 photographs, illustrations, graphics, and maps, vividly illuminate the dramatic events of a global conflict.
A highly accessible overview of German Artillery in WW2 with technical data, facts and pictures as used by German Army.
A highly accessible overview of the history of armoured vehicles with technical data, facts and pictures as used by German Wehrmacht in WW2.
A highly accessible overview of German Panzers and variations of tanks with technical data, facts and pictures as used by German Wehrmacht in WW2.
A short, but well-researched overview of the main developments of tanks used by the USSR from 1917-1945
The Bell AH-1 was the first helicopter designed and built exclusively for combat. First flown in 1965, the AH-1, with its characteristic streamlined silhouette and stub wings, quickly became an indispensable asset and feared opponent. Development continued over the years and even today much improved and higher performance versions are still in service around the world. Design, development, and construction are discussed, as well as modifications made during production and the addition of night combat capabilities. Operational use in Vietnam, Operations Desert Shield/Storm, as well as current day combat are extensively covered. AH-1 use by other armed forces around the world such as Spain, Israel, Japan, Taiwan, Turkey, and others is described as well.