Gepanzerte Radfahrzeuge des Heeres bis 1945

The established fronts in the First World War accelerated the development of armored vehicles with internal combustion engines in all war units. Due to their greater road boundaries, armored wheeled vehicles were given different tasks than those with chain drives. Walter Spielberger documents the motorization of the German armed forces up to 1945. He describes all the important wheeled vehicle models used by Reichswehr and Wehrmacht, from Daimler's first street armored vehicle over the Panzerattrappen in the Weimar Republic to radio cars in the Second World War.
168 pages, 265 x 230 mm, 195 sw pictures, 37 line drawings, German language