Roger Ford
This vivid and authoritative history of the machine-gun is enhanced by the first-person battlefield accounts of veterans of many armies in combat. It features a mass of easy-to- follow technical information about the workings of machine-guns and their changing tactical... Read moreRead less
This vivid and authoritative history of the machine-gun is enhanced by the first-person battlefield accounts of veterans of many armies in combat. It features a mass of easy-to- follow technical information about the workings of machine-guns and their changing tactical role.
Machine Gunner ranges from the first machine-guns in the American Civil War to the conflict in the Gulf. It includes infantry machine-guns as well as those mounted on planes, helicopters and boats. It covers theatres of war across Europe, Africa, Korea, Vietnam, the Falkland Islands, as well as the machine-gun’s use by terrorist organisations and gangsters such as Al Capone and John Dillinger. Written by an expert in the field and including combat photographs, Machine Gunner is a must for anyone interested in modern military history.
Format: 228 x 152mm
Extent: 320pp inc 2 x 8pp picture sections
Word count: 100,000
Illustrations: 25 black-&-white photographs
ISBN: 9781838860806
Roger Ford was the author of several books on military history and technology.
Roger Ford was the author of several books on military history and technology.
US Amber trade edition 9781838860806 pb [North America only]
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