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The Tiger Tank Story (Story (History Press)) Book

In The Tiger Tank Story, Mark Healy details the development and exploits of the most famous tank ever built. With full design information, the history of its use in actions across Europe, and over 100 photographs and artworks, some previously unpublished, this book will appeal to both military enthusiasts and general readers alike.Read More

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    Just before the German invasion of Russia in June 1941 Hitler ordered a heavy tank mounting an 88mm gun be built for the German Army. The need for this machine became urgent once it was discovered that the Red Army was fielding superior tanks in the form of the T-34 and KV-1. The Tiger I tank was created in 1942, the Wehrmacht's first armour capable of using the 88mm gun, preferring firepower over mobility. In 1944 it was followed by the even heavier Tiger II. In The Tiger Tank Story, Mark Healy details the development and exploits of the most famous tank ever built. With full design information, the history of its use in actions across Europe, and over 100 photographs and artworks, some previously unpublished, this book will appeal to both military enthusiasts and general readers alike. Mark Healy is the author of several books on World War II, including the best-selling Zitadelle: The German Offensive against the Kursk Salient 4-17 July 1943.

  • ASDA

    In The Tiger Tank Story Mark Healy details the development and exploits of the most famous tank ever built. With full design information the history of its use in actions across Europe and over 100 photographs and artworks some previously unpublished this book will appeal to both military enthusiasts and general readers alike.

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    Mark Healy, Patrick Barton

  • 0752456296
  • 9780752456294
  • Mark Healy
  • 26 May 2010
  • The History Press
  • Hardcover (Book)
  • 128
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