The Guns 1939–45 Book – IN V Hogg 1969

Description

The Guns 1939–45
Purnell’s History of the Second World War – Battle Book Series

Offered here is The Guns 1939–45, a detailed and illustrated volume from the highly collectible Purnell’s History of the Second World War series.

 Book Details

• Title: The Guns 1939–45

• Series: Purnell’s History of the Second World War (Battle Book series)

• Publisher: Purnell & Sons

• Format: Softcover, illustrated

• Subject: Artillery and heavy weapons of WWII

 Historical Background

This volume examines the artillery that dominated battlefields throughout World War II. From field guns and howitzers to anti-aircraft batteries and anti-tank weapons, artillery played a decisive role in campaigns across Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific.

The book explores:

• The development of modern artillery doctrine

• Key gun types used by major combatant nations

• Tactical deployment in offensive and defensive operations

• The crucial role of firepower in both mobile warfare and static defence

With photographs, technical illustrations, and clear explanations, this volume provides an accessible overview of the heavy weapons that shaped the conflict.

 Why Add This to Your Collection?

• Part of the sought-after Purnell WWII Battle Book run

• Focused study on artillery and battlefield firepower

• Illustrated vintage military history booklet

• Ideal for collectors of WWII militaria, weapons history, and campaign studies

A strong addition for anyone assembling the full Purnell series or with a particular interest in the technology and firepower of the Second World War.

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