Tank Battles of the Pacific War
Armor at war 7004 Tank Battles of the Pacific War 1941–1945 (Concord Publications, 1995) is a military history reference book that examines armored warfare in the Pacific Theater during World War II. It provides detailed accounts of the limited but significant tank engagements fought between Allied forces and the Imperial Japanese Army across various island campaigns. The book combines historical narratives with black‑and‑white photographs, technical data, and detailed artwork illustrating vehicles, uniforms, and battle settings. It focuses on the development, deployment, and performance of tanks in an environment dominated by jungle terrain and amphibious operations, offering insight into the tactical challenges and evolution of armored combat in the Pacific War.
Concord Publications Steven Zaloga 9789623616072 Armor at war 9623616074 
