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Franz Kosar
When the first armored vehicles were used by the Allies during the First World War, a defense weapon had to be found against this new threat. Because artillery was not really suitable for this task, the warring parties eventually developed a special weapon for it, the so-called anti-tank gun. In this book, Franz Kosar describes the entire development of anti-tank guns from their beginnings in 1916 through the interwar period, through the Second World War to the period thereafter. He takes into account the peculiarities and weapon models of individual countries such as Germany, France and the USA.
192 pages, 265 x 230 mm, 205 b / w illustrations, 23 line drawings. German language
When the first armored vehicles were used by the Allies during the First World War, a defense weapon had to be found against this new threat. Because artillery was not really suitable for this task, the warring parties eventually developed a special weapon for it, the so-called anti-tank gun. In this book, Franz Kosar describes the entire development of anti-tank guns from their beginnings in 1916 through the interwar period, through the Second World War to the period thereafter. He takes into account the peculiarities and weapon models of individual countries such as Germany, France and the USA.
192 pages, 265 x 230 mm, 205 b / w illustrations, 23 line drawings. German language
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