US Battle Tanks 1946-2025
This second volume of a two-part illustrated history covers the design, development, and use of US Army and US Marine Corps battle tanks from the end of World War II to the present. Military historian Steven J. Zaloga examines how the US adapted its armored forces during the Cold War and beyond, responding to new military challenges and technological advancements.
"US Battle Tanks 1946-2025" builds on material from Osprey's New Vanguard and Duel series, exploring key tank developments. It discusses the introduction of the Patton series, experimental designs like the T95, and the failed MBT-70 program. The book also covers the M1 Abrams, a more practical design that became the most successful American tank of the postwar era and remains in service today.
Published in collaboration with the AUSA Book Program, which supports literature on US Army history, military strategy, and security studies.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Wartime Legacy
Chapter 2: Tank War in Korea
Chapter 3: US Tanks of the Early Cold War Era
Chapter 4: Cold War Tanks: The 1960s Generation
Chapter 5: US Tanks in Combat 1965-75
Chapter 6: US Tanks Post-Vietnam
Chapter 7: Operation Desert Storm
Chapter 8: End of the Cold War
Chapter 9: The New World Disorder
Conclusion
Dettagli del libro
| Autore: | Steven J. Zaloga, Association of the United States Army |
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| Formato: | 272 pagine, 25.5 x 20 x 2.7 cm, copertina rigida |
| Illustrazioni: | 150 foto in B&N e in colori, 75 disegni in colori |
| Lingua: | inglese |
| Editore: | Osprey Publishing (GB, 2024) |
| ISBN: | 9781472865687 |

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