Arab Armour Vs Israeli Armour: Six-Day War 1967 Chris Mcnab Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The Six-Day War In 1967 Was A Lightning Israeli Campaign That Changed Face Of Middle East Israel’s Armoured Brigades Despite Being Heavily Outnumbered On Paper By Arab Afvs Managed To Dominate Forces Tactically And Technologically Through Excellent Gunnery Decentralized Battlefield Leadership Fighting Took Place Three Different Fronts: Sinai Front Jordanian Golan Heights Each Presented Its Own Unique Set Tactical Terrain Challenges From Long-Range Battles Between Massed Egyptian Armour Scorching Flatlands Desert Relatively Close-Quarters Engagements Across Steep Narrow Not Only Did See Direct Clash Opposing Cold Approaches But Also Confrontation Western Soviet Mbts Side Idf Had British Centurion American M48 Patton M51 Super Sherman French Amx-13 Although They Focused Their Spearheads Centurions Pattons Arabs\ Power Expressed T-34 85S T-54 55S Pt-76S Js-3S (Is-3S) Vehicle Brought Advantages Disadvantages Ultimately It Tank-Killing Often Day Drawing Compelling First-Hand Accounts Both Unit Commanders Individual Crews This Duel Title Explains Mechanical Dynamics One History’s Greatest Post-War Σελίδες: 80 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0601 Διαστάσεις: 18 4X18 4Cm