Sherman Tank Manual: An Insight into the History, Development, Production, Uses and Ownership of the World's Most Iconic Tank
Author(s): Pat Ware
The US-designed and built Sherman was the most prolific Allied tank of the Second World War and was operated by the armies of the USA, Canada, Britain, the Soviet Union and France. Ease of production, mechanical reliability and durability in use characterised the Sherman, of which more than 49,000 were built. Acclaimed author Pat Ware tells the Sherman story from the differing viewpoints of its wartime crews and maintainers, and of modern-day restorers.
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Pat Ware is a recognised authority on military vehicles. A former editor of Classic Military Vehicle magazine, he is also the author of Haynes Manuals on Military Jeep, Ferguson Tractor and Military Land Rover. He lives in Norfolk.
A companion title to the Haynes Tiger Tank Manual - the Sherman was one of the Tiger's main opponents in battle during the Second World War. Authoritative text by military vehicle expert Pat Ware. Includes the combat history of the Sherman. A unique insight into the construction, operation and maintenance of the Sherman. Comprehensive step-by-step coverage of Sherman maintenance and servicing.
General Fields
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- : Haynes Publishing Group
- : J H Haynes & Co Ltd
- : 29 February 2012
- : 270mm X 210mm
- : United Kingdom
- : 01 August 2012
- : books
Special Fields
- : Pat Ware
- : Hardback
- : 164
- : Illustrations
