Free Shipping Organization And Markings Of United States Army Armored Units 1918-1941 In Multiple Colors [7i9X0B4n]

Explore the Evolution of US Armored Units

Discover the rich history of the United States Army's armored units with "Free Shipping Organization And Markings Of United States Army Armored Units 1918-1941 In Multiple Colors [7i9X0B4n]." This comprehensive book, authored by Charles Lemons, delves into the fascinating world of American armor during the pre-World War II era. With its detailed text, drawings, and an extensive collection of 340+ black-and-white and color photos, this hardback publication offers a unique glimpse into the past.

• Rich Visual Content: Over 340+ photographs provide a vivid account of the era's armored units.
• Expert Authorship: Charles Lemons brings his expertise to the subject, ensuring accuracy and depth of information.

Comprehensive Coverage and Detailed Information

This book is a treasure trove of information for enthusiasts and historians alike. It covers the American Expeditionary Force, the Tank Corps, Infantry-Tank units, mechanized cavalry, and the first tour armored divisions, including the GHQ tank battalions. The book answers questions like: What do the markings on the M2 series light tanks signify? Which unit does the tank belong to? When was the photograph taken? With its 232 pages, this book is formatted in a hardback edition with dimensions of 8.5" x 11".

• Expert Analysis: Learn about the colorful markings and organization of American armored units.
• Timeless Insight: Gain a deeper understanding of the evolution of American armor during the interwar period.

Perfect for Enthusiasts and Historians

Whether you are a military enthusiast, a historian, or simply fascinated by the history of World War II, this book is an invaluable resource. Its English text and hardback format make it a durable and convenient addition to any library. With its ISBN 9780764320989, you can easily locate and purchase this must-have publication.

• Accurate and In-depth: The book provides a detailed and accurate account of the era's armored units.
• Engaging Read: The combination of text, drawings, and photographs makes the book engaging and easy to follow.