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British Battle Tanks: World War One to 1939

£30.00 GBP
Armoured warfare expert David Fletcher MBE examines the development of the tank during the First World War and into the light tank age during the 1920s and 1930s.

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By David Fletcher MBE & The Tank Museum Armoured warfare expert David Fletcher MBE examines the development of the tank during the First World War and into the light tank age during the 1920s and 1930s.

British Battle Tanks is a compendium of books written by Tank Museum historian and world renowned tank expert David Fletcher MBE on the subjects of tanks from their beginnings in the First World War to 1939.

The development of the tank, including failed designs, and the development of inter-war tanks, takes the reader up to the outbreak of the Second World War, when these tanks would form the bulk of Britain's armour when war began. Published in association with The Tank Museum, it is a must have for David Fletcher and armoured vehicle fans alike.

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J.C.
Simply fantastic!!

A fantastically written broad history of early British tanks. It has a good balance of technical and general history that is written in a style that it easy to digest. Once I started it was difficult to put down. Unlike some other recent tank book purchases I did not notice any grammatical errors or weird sentence structures. It's like it was produced in the days before computer editing and proof readers actual proof read! Highly recommended!!!

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L.M.
Loved it

Excellent review of the primary production and important experimental British tanks and their variants covering the First World War to immediate pre-World War Two period. Provides sufficient information on each model to peak the interest of beginners and even a few surprises for those fairly familiar with the subject matter. Well done.

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C.D.
British Battle Tanks: World War One to 1939

Outstanding reference and part of a great set of books on British Battle Tanks.

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F.P.
wow

will make a really nice gift

British Battle Tanks: World War One to 1939 - The Tank Museum
Macmillan/ Osprey Publishing

British Battle Tanks: World War One to 1939

£30.00 GBP
By David Fletcher MBE & The Tank Museum Armoured warfare expert David Fletcher MBE examines the development of the tank during the First World War and into the light tank age during the 1920s and 1930s.

British Battle Tanks is a compendium of books written by Tank Museum historian and world renowned tank expert David Fletcher MBE on the subjects of tanks from their beginnings in the First World War to 1939.

The development of the tank, including failed designs, and the development of inter-war tanks, takes the reader up to the outbreak of the Second World War, when these tanks would form the bulk of Britain's armour when war began. Published in association with The Tank Museum, it is a must have for David Fletcher and armoured vehicle fans alike.

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