Deutsche Marine-Artillerie Schiffs/Küstenart -1945

Between the 18th and 19th centuries, naval combat was a simple matter: enemy fleets formed up in line and passed one another, shelling each other's guns broadside at close range. Later, caliber and range increased, and there were naval battles over longer distances. Large calibers could no longer be used on ships. In this volume, Hans Karr devotes himself to all the guns that were used on the high seas as well as on the coast. A comprehensive overview of the technical features and types of all calibers used by the German Navy.
128 pages, 280 x 210 mm
German language