A Visual History of the U.S. Army's Heavy Tank Transporter 1941-1955 Ampersand Publishing's well-known Visual History Series title on the Dragon Wagon is now back in print and revised! The original title has been reorganized and improved with new introductions, additional detailed text, new photos and an eight-page color section. The revised title is now 120 pages in length and contains over 40 new photos including 13 color images. Coverage includes all aspects of the M25, M26, M15, M15A2 and M15E1. In addition to plentiful action and field photos, interior photos, engine photos, schematics and technical manual images round out this exquisitely detailed visual history. Soft cover. One hundred twenty interior pages composed of 112 black and white pages and 8 pages of color.
| ISBN: | 9780989554701 |
| Publication date: | 15th September 2013 |
| Author: | David Doyle |
| Publisher: | The Ampersand Group |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 120 pages |
| Series: | Visual History Series |
| Genres: |
Second World War |
A Visual History of the U.S. Army's Heavy Tank Transporter 1941-1955 Ampersand Publishing's well-known Visual History Series title on the Dragon Wagon is now back in print and revised! The original title has been reorganized and improved with new introductions, additional detailed text, new photos and an eight-page color section. The revised title is now 120 pages in length and contains over 40 new photos including 13 color images. Coverage includes all aspects of the M25, M26, M15, M15A2 and M15E1. In addition to plentiful action and field photos, interior photos, engine photos, schematics and technical manual images round out this exquisitely detailed visual history. Soft cover. One hundred twenty interior pages composed of 112 black and white pages and 8 pages of color.
Dragon Wagon, Part 1 features in the following genres: Second World War
Dragon Wagon, Part 1 is available in Paperback
Dragon Wagon, Part 1 was written by David Doyle and published by The Ampersand Group
Dragon Wagon, Part 1 has 120 pages
Yes it is part of Visual History Series series