A study of experimental and developmental tank projects examined by the Polish Army during the 1920s, including vehicles tested, evaluated or considered as potential successors to earlier armoured fighting vehicles.
Experimental Tanks
This volume from the Great Encyclopedia of Armaments – September 1939 series explores experimental tanks and armoured vehicle projects connected with the development of Polish armoured forces during the interwar period.
While the principal tanks used by the Polish Army have been covered in previous volumes, this book focuses on less familiar vehicles – prototype designs, experimental machines and foreign constructions that were evaluated or considered during the search for a modern armoured force. These vehicles often served as reference points for future development or as subjects of technical studies conducted in Poland and abroad.
The volume presents the background to Polish armoured procurement efforts in the second half of the 1920s, examining projects that influenced military planning, even when they ultimately failed to enter service. Richly illustrated throughout, it offers a valuable introduction to an often overlooked chapter in the history of armoured warfare and military technology.
Details:
• Series: Great Encyclopedia of Armaments – September 1939 (Vol. 284)
• Publisher: My Hobby 4U
• Language: Polish
• Year of publication: 2023
• Cover: Gloss-laminated paperback
• Pages: 64, richly illustrated
• Dimensions: 17 × 24.2 cm
Condition:
• Brand new.
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