With so many new weapons in use with modern military units it can be very hard to accurately identify a weapon accurately and this offering from Pen and Sword will help with that. The weapons are covered well with good information provided on them. Most of this can be found in most titles covering like data, but for me it is the information on the weapons in use and the troops expected to use them that sells the title. The result is a title that well rounded and provides more than just information on the weapon. Read the full review [link=https://armorama.kitmaker.net/modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=14952]here[/link]
Armorama

As with all of the Images of War series you get a ton of photos and considering the cost of the book it’s a good bang for your money. All the images are period black & white photos and all are captioned thoroughly and a page or two of narrative that starts each chapter. Read the full review [link=https://inscaleorg.blogspot.com/2018/10/german-machine-guns-of-second-world-war.html]here[/link]
Inscale Book Reviews

outstanding war memoir
Isle of Wight Mail

A well-illustrated book, this is a fine case study in the effect of war as a transformative catalyst in weapons development with inventors, scientists, engineers, manufactures and soldiers interacting together to develop new and ever-more efficient ways of killing their fellow men. Recommended.
The western front association stand to! No. 97

The most striking thing about this book is the illustrations. There are a great number of photographs, the majority, not surprisingly, being onboard shots of the gun mountings, but also including some lovely photographs of the complete ship. There are also a number of views of computer generated 3D models of the mountings which show a great amount of detail, frequently not obvious in photographs, which will be a great help to any modeller. For those intending to model any WWII German warship, this book is a must.
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