Moving the Guns
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Delivery & Returns
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Moving the Guns
Description
Description
Now available to purchase: Moving the Guns - Revised, redesigned and republished with a 21st Century Makeover.
Out of print for many years, these are essential titles to those with an interest in military vehicles, transport history, and scale modellers.
MOVING THE GUNS
First published in 1990, Moving the Guns was the first book to document the mechanisation of the Royal Artillery.
With more than 160 photographs and manufacturers’ scale drawings, it traces developments in the movement of artillery from early Victorian experiments, through to World War One and into the rapid mechanisation that followed
Authors David Fletcher and Philip Ventham have drawn on research material from the Royal Artillery Institution (originally at Woolwich), the Library of The Tank Museum and the UK National Archives to assemble a comprehensive history of this aspect of military transport.
