Sniping Rifles In The War Against Japan 1941–45 John Walter Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

Fully Illustrated This Absorbing Study Explores The Evolving Sniping Technology And Tactics Employed By Both Sides In Asia Pacific During 1941–45 World War Ii Japanese Their Allied Opponents Made Widespread Use Of Snipers Armed With A Variety Rifles Scopes Accessories Prepared Widely Differing Levels Training Tactical Doctrine Challenges Fighting Harsh Environments From Islands To Vast Expanses China Prompted Improvisation Innovation On Ongoing Between Adversaries Often Operating At Relatively Close Ranges Restrictive Terrain Particularly Ingenious Camouflage Deception As Spread Across Wake Pearl Harbor Attack While Troops Tasked Countering Enemy Marksmen Had Learn Hard Way How Best Defeat Seemingly Invisible Small Arms Expert John Walter Considers Strengths Limitations Deployed Counterparts Well Different Approaches Specially Commissioned Artwork Carefully Chosen Photographs Illustrate Enthralling Σελίδες: 80 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0604 Διαστάσεις: 18 4X18 4Cm