Having reported on Ukrainian vehicles exhibition on Independence Day, Kyiv 2017 (Tankette 53:1, 2018 and Model Military International June 2022), I was interested to see this book. It reviews the large array of tanks and AFVs now (or about to enter) in Ukrainian service. Text covers development of each vehicle type, modifications and upgrades, snippets of information on Ukrainian use and numbers donated from NATO and friendly countries. A third of the book is on indigenous Ukraine-designed vehicles like T-64, T-80, T-80U, T-84 Oplot, BTR-4 Bucephalus IFV, Varta MRAP and legacy Soviet vehicles like T-72 and donated upgraded versions from ex-Warsaw Pact nations, 2S1 SPGs, BMP 1 and 2, BM-21 Grads. Hauls of captured Russian equipment include T-72B3s, T-80s, T-90s, 2S1 and 2S19M2 SPGs, BTRs, and Grads: one source estimates 460 MBTs, 92 SPGs, 448 IFVs. Vehicles from donor nations are substantial: British Challenger 2, CVRT, AS90 SPG, M270 MLRS, Mastiff APC; American M1A2 Abrams, Bradley M2.. Read more
John Ham, Model Military International and Tankette, September 2023

A focus specifically on the Barbarossa campaign. Guderian is a general that wrote a lot after the war to save face and rebuild his reputation, so it's good to see a book examine events such as these before he could write them down in his own words.
NetGalley, Spencer Wright

The mix of information on the real thing plus the model showcase and product listing make another useful addition to this series. [b] Read the Full Review [link=https://www.militarymodelscenenew.com/book-reviews-1/Puma%2C-Sdkfz-234%2F1-and-234%2F2] Here [/link] [/b]
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