The Encyclopedia of Tanks and Armored Fighting Vehicles: The Comprehensive Guide to over 900 Armored Fighting Vehicles from 1915 to the Present Day

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Summary: Armored Vehicles ID
Review: Book is for begginers in the armored vehicles domain rather than experts who want to enlarge their knowledge. I found numerous minor errors in the book that could of been corrected like the BMP-1 and BMP-2 crew capacity who are wrong. A great book if you don't have or have minimal knowledge in the domain.

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Summary: Outstandingly Thorough and Fascinating
Review: I'm a big fan of weapons encyclopedias. This is one of the best. If you're into AFV's, you can't live without this wonderful resource. Containing over 900 different AFV's from 1915 to current vehicles, they are smartly seperated by country of origin. I was surprised to see the numerous weapons systems that are currently in development. Very contemporary and in touch with the world of AFVs. I would highly recommend this book to fans of Military History, Fighting Vehicles, and scale modelling.

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Summary: word of caution
Review: nice illustrations; but not complete; for beginers rather than
experts.

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Summary: Best ID Book Ever
Review: This book is the best and most comprehensive millitary vehicle identification book I have ever read. I'm an M1A1 tank driver for the US army and I was impressed with the amount of information in this book. I actually used this book to point out flaws on our Vehicle ID test. Now that I have it, all my fellow tankers want a copy.