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Charles Messenger (ISBN 10 – 0831786353)
Hardcover
63 pages
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Tanks
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Just after the outbreak of World War I, that the tank made its first appearance on the battlefield. By World War II, the tank would be an integral part of succes in land battles. This book describes the history of tanks, their use in the past, present and in the future.
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