Batailles & blindes No 30 Ferdinand Elefant
Batailles & blindés 30 French military history issue focusing on armored warfare and World War II. This April/May 2009 issue of Battles & Armored (No. 30) published by Caraktère features major articles on the German heavy tank destroyer Ferdinand/Elefant and General Philippe Leclerc, including the theme “Commanding Yourself.” Richly illustrated with archival photographs, maps, technical profiles, and historical analysis for military history and armored vehicle enthusiasts.Table of Contents
- TREAT THEM HARSHLY! The beginnings of the American “tanks”
- Ferdinand Elefant
- Nothing is lost, everything is recycled
- The life and death of a “misunderstood” giant June
- 1944, Operation “Epsom
- ” Corrida for a “bull”
- Louis Renault's plane
- The chariot of victory!
- The Panther is a sensation!
- Or the great escape from the Fritz Langanke file
- : the epic of the “Wiking” unit
- of its leaders, its campaigns, its organization
- : the Nachtjägers!
- German night combat devices and tactics
