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Packed With Rare And Unpublished Photographs, This Is A New History Of The Red ArmyS Tracked Artillery Tractors That Were Pivotal To Its Success In World War Ii.The Development Of Artillery Tractors In The 1930S Was Integral To The Industrial Development Of The Soviet Union. The Tracked Tractor Plants At Chelyabinsk, Kharkov And Stalingrad Were Built Specifically To Industrialize The Soviet Union As Well As To Mechanize The Red Army, Particularly The Artillery.This New Study By Russian Armour Expert James Kinnear Tells The Story Of These Artillery Tractors. How They Suffered Horrendous Losses In The Opening Months Of The War But Continued To Be Built And Their Numbers Were Bolstered By LendLease Tractors, Primarily Of American Origin. At The End Of The War, The Same SlowMoving And Cumbersome Artillery Tractors That Had Served With The Red Army In The Dark Days Of 1941 Towed Their Heavy Artillery Pieces At A Steady Pace All The Way To The Streets Of Berlin.There Has Been A Resurgence Of Interest In Recent Years In These Military Workhorses And Wrecks Have Been Exhumed And Restored, While Soviet Factory And Operational Records Have Also Become Available. This New Research Is Used Here For The First Time In English, Alongside Unpublished Images, To Tell The Remarkable Story Of The Artillery Tractors That Delivered Red Army Artillery Into Combat Throughout World War Ii.
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I bought this book on Soviet artillery tractors for my dad, and he absolutely loves it! The detail in the models and historical context is fantastic. It's perfect for anyone interested in military history, especially from World War II.
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Sarah Thompson
Good Content but Lacked Visuals
The information in the book is really detailed, which I appreciate. However, I wish there were more photographs or illustrations of the tractors. It’s a solid read but could use better visuals for a more engaging experience.
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Emily Johnson
Great Reference for Military Collectors
This book is a fantastic addition to my military reference collection. The details about the tractors used in WWII are very well researched. I can see myself referring back to it often as I work on my model projects.
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Takeshi Yamamoto
Informative but Overpriced
I was a bit disappointed when I received this. While the text is informative about Soviet artillery tractors, I found it to be a bit pricey for what it offers. I feel like I've seen similar content for less elsewhere.
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