During the Second World War, German services and industry were able to provide weapons of unrivalled quality to their armed forces. The German war machine produced pistols, submachine-guns, rifles and machineguns that ranged from the most revolutionary in design to the strange and dangerous. These armaments served the German military man in all his theatres of action, from snow-bound Norway and Russia to the hot, sandy climes of Libya and Tunisia.
George Markham,has engaged in many years of research to produce this detailed and informative illustrated study.
He traces the rise of the modern German military machine and explains the political, military and technological factors that influenced the production and development of these armaments.
This copy is in Very Good condition. There is some minor foxing of the endpapers and it is musty from storage. As always, the photos are of the book you will receive.