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85 FULL COLOR DETAIL PHOTOS, 23 U.S. ARMY TECHNICAL DRAWINGS, 3 FULL COLOR MODEL REFERENCE PHOTOS
An excellent reference source for the U.S. Army's self propelled artillery piece, this book gives a history of the vehicle and its service in many of the world's militaries. Geared toward the serious military scale modeler, each detail photograph is captioned with detailed descriptions, covering such details as differences between variants, interior details, exterior details, power plant, armament, ammunition, maintenance, stowage, service, etc. This volume set the standard for comprehensive detailed coverage that would become legendary in the military scale modeling world. A MUST for any military enthusiast, modeler, or historian.
An excellent reference source for the U.S. Army's self propelled artillery piece, this book gives a history of the vehicle and its service in many of the world's militaries. Geared toward the serious military scale modeler, each detail photograph is captioned with detailed descriptions, covering such details as differences between variants, interior details, exterior details, power plant, armament, ammunition, maintenance, stowage, service, etc. This volume set the standard for comprehensive detailed coverage that would become legendary in the military scale modeling world. A MUST for any military enthusiast, modeler, or historian.
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The initial program that resulted in the M107, M108, M109 and the M110 self propelled artillery pieces dated back as far as 1952, when the US Army was right in the middle of the Korean conflict. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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The initial program that resulted in the M107, M108, M109 and the M110 self propelled artillery pieces dated back as far as 1952, when the US Army was right in the middle of the Korean conflict. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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