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American Wheeled Armoured Fighting Vehicles Images Of War Michael Green

  • SKU: BELL-46758514
American Wheeled Armoured Fighting Vehicles Images Of War Michael Green
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Publisher: Pen and Sword Military
File Extension: PDF
File size: 43.46 MB
Pages: 279
Author: Michael Green
ISBN: 9781473854369, 1473854369
Language: English
Year: 2016

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American Wheeled Armoured Fighting Vehicles Images Of War Michael Green by Michael Green 9781473854369, 1473854369 instant download after payment.

Numerous wheeled armored fighting vehicles have seen service in the US armed forces on and off for over 80 years.

There have been various changes of policy and twice, after the Second World War and Vietnam, they went out of favor but their use is now well established.

This well researched and superbly illustrated book describes all the different types and variants since the first M1 was ordered in 1931. The M8 armored car was widely used during World War Two but it was not until Vietnam that further wheeled AFVs came into service, notably the M706 armored car.

After a lull the US Marine Corps adopted the Light Armored Vehicle (LAV) in 1983. The US Army first used armored Humvees in 1994 and variants remain in service (M1141 and M1116). Other types today include the Guardian (M1117) and the Army version of the LAV names the ‘Stryker’. To meet the operational requirements of Iraq and Afghanistan the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle (MRAP) was ordered in bulk from 2007.

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