Название: World War II Infantry Anti-tank Tactics
Автор: Gordon L. Rottman, Ramiro Bujeiro
Издательство: Osprey Publishing
Серия: Osprey Elite 124
ISBN: 1841768421
Год издания: 2005
Язык: English
Cтраниц: 667
Формат: True PDF
Размер: 3,9 MB
The massed use of tanks was one of the defining characteristics of World War II, and the armoured units that spearheaded the German 'Blitzkrieg' of 1940-41 appeared to be invincible. This book explains the development and use of the weapons issued to infantrymen to protect themselves against enemy tanks. Facing tanks at short range with light weapons demanded great skill and courage, and successful soldiers were often highly decorated for their valor. By the last year of World War II, anti-tank tactics had developed to such an extent that advancing tanks became highly vulnerable, when unsupported by their own infantry who could fight off enemy tank-hunter teams.
