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Osprey New Vanguard 325: German Field Artillery of World War II by Steven Zaloga

German Field Artillery of World War II Steven J. Zaloga (Author) , Felipe Rodríguez (Illustrator) Often overshadowed in military history by the tanks and aircraft of Blitzkrieg, Germany’s artillery was key to its methods of waging war throughout World War II. Field artillery remained the primary killer on the battlefield, often responsible for three-quarters of combat casualties inflicted. Redressing the balance, this book surveys the major Wehrmacht guns of the war, and the basic organizational structure of the German field artillery. Its primary focus is on the divisional field guns, especially the lFH 18 10.5cm field howitzer and the 15cm sFH 18 field howitzer that formed the backbone of German artillery. A brief survey is also made of the infantry guns used at the regimental level, and of corps-level heavy artillery. The issue of the use of”Beutewaffen,” captured war-booty field guns, is also looked at, as is the Nebelwerfer and schwere Wurfgerät rocket artillery. With archive photos and meticulously detailed new illustrations, this book provides a concise study of the German Army’s big guns of World War II, how they were organized and how they were used, both on the Eastern and Western fronts. PublishedDec 19 2023FormatPaperbackPages48ISBN9781472853974ImprintOsprey PublishingIllustrationsIllustrated throughout with 40 photos and 8 pages of colour illustrationsDimensions10 x 7 inchesSeriesNew VanguardShort codeNVG 325PublisherBloomsbury Publishing

A Month In The Country

Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Title:A Month In The CountryISBN13:9780940322479ISBN10:0940322471Author:Carr, J. L. (Author), Holroyd, Michael (Introduction by)Description:In J L Carr’s Deeply Charged Poetic Novel, Tom Birkin, A Veteran Of The Great War And A Broken Marriage, Arrives In The Remote Yorkshire Village Of Oxgodby Where He Is To Restore A Recently Discovered Medieval Mural In The Local Church Living In The Bell Tower, Surrounded By The Resplendent Countryside Of High Summer, And Laboring Each Day To Uncover An Anonymous Painter’s Depiction Of The Apocalypse, Birkin Finds That He Himself Has Been Restored To A New, And Hopeful, Attachment To Life But Summer Ends, And With The Work Done, Birkin Must Leave Now, Long After, As He Reflects On The Passage Of Time And The Power Of Art, He Finds In His Memories Some Consolation For All That Has Been Lost Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKSPublication Date:2000-10-31Weight:0.37 lbsDimensions:0.44” H x 8.03” L x 5.01” WNumber of Pages:135Language:English

361

You are purchasing a Acceptable copy of ‘361’. Condition Notes: All pages and the cover are intact, but shrink wrap, dust covers, or boxed set case may be missing.

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