Tankograd 3023 Cold War Warrior M1/IPM1 Abrams
UK deliveries from £4.95
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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Description
Description
Cold War Warrior M1/IPM1 Abrams
The M1/IPM1 Abrams Main Battle Tank during the Cold War 1982-88
The last decade of the Cold War was dominated by the introduction of state-of-the-art weapon systems for the American units in Europe, first and foremost receiving the revolutionary new M1 Abrams main battle tank. This publication shows the introduction and the early service years of the M1 and IPM1 main battle tanks in exercise shots taken with the USAREUR in Germany 1982-88. In addition there are reports on personal experiences, background information on the exercises involving the new MBT, information on the camouflage including special camouflage schemes and bumper codes and a special chapter on the markings of the M1-equipped US units.Never before the early active-service years of the M1 Abrams have been covered in such great detail.
64 pages, with 100 colour photographs, 24 b&w photographs and 6 graphics.
