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Soviet Lendlease Tanks Of World War Ii Steven J Zaloga Henry Morshead Illustrator

Name: Soviet Lendlease Tanks Of World War Ii Steven J Zaloga Henry Morshead Illustrator
SKU: BELL-6669370
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Soviet Lendlease Tanks Of World War Ii Steven J Zaloga Henry Morshead Illustrator instant download after payment.

Publisher: Osprey Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 31.52 MB

Pages: 48

Author: Steven J. Zaloga, Henry Morshead (Illustrator)

ISBN: 9781472818133, 147281813X

Language: English

Year: 2017

Volume: 247

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Soviet Lendlease Tanks Of World War Ii Steven J Zaloga Henry Morshead Illustrator by Steven J. Zaloga, Henry Morshead (illustrator) 9781472818133, 147281813X instant download after payment.

The Red Army suffered such catastrophic losses of armor in the summer of 1941 that they begged Britain and the United States to send tanks. The first batches arrived in late 1941, just in time to take part in the defense of Moscow. The supplies of British tanks encompassed a very wide range of types including the Matilda, Churchill, and Valentine and even a few Tetrarch airborne tanks. American tanks included the M3 (Stuart) light tank and M3 (Lee) medium tank and the M4 Sherman tank, which became so common in 1944-45 that entire Soviet tank corps were equipped with the type. With these Western tanks, the Soviets were finally able to beat back the German tide in the East.