Description:
    "Zabielski. 130p 182 b/w photos, 5 colour photos, 9 colour profiles, 2 colour illustrations. Volume 2 dives into Germany’s mechanised warfare innovations during World War I, spotlighting armoured cars, assault tanks, and anti-aircraft artillery. It traces the evolution of self-propelled weapons—from truck-mounted guns to tracked Flakpanzers—and explores the formation and battlefield use of armoured car platoons and the Sturm-Panzerkraftwagen-Abteilungen, which operated both Germany’s A7Vs and captured Allied tanks. The book also covers uniforms, equipment, and personal weapons of motorised troops, enriched with over 180 rare photographs and technical illustrations. It’s a richly detailed continuation of Jacek Zabielski’s study, offering a vivid portrait of Germany’s early armoured forces and their role in shaping modern warfare."