Tank Reference Books
#77

Great deal by the way.
#79

Thanks for sharing.
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Its a good read, covers the day to day life of a tanker on the Eastern front. There is a nice little tale at the end of the book that shows how delicate the main gun could be, that led to the crew blowing it up.
#84

Nice collection of Ferdinan/Elefant reference books. I have the Squadron Detail In Action book.
#85

Chris Hughes still offers his Toadmans series of tank pictures at Toadmans Tank Pictures . I bought 'em when they were offered just as CD's but now they can be purchased/downloaded for $5 each, or for $4 if you're an AMPS member. It seems like an excellent deal given the large number of highly detailed pictures. At least that's what the CD's offered and I'd have no reason to think you wouldn't get the same number of pictures in the download offering.
#86

I see that philipat mentioned the Hunnicutt "Sheridan" book. Hunnicutt authored a whole series of tank books (shown below), including the Sherman and Stuart among others. These are excellent references for those subjects. The Chismon book "U.S. Tracked Military Vehicles" is an excellent reference on all U.S. armored vehicles and gives a lot of detail, and pictures, on the genesis of the full production models.