Beutepanzer: Captured Enemy Armor in Wehrmacht Service, 1939-1945 (Die Wehrmacht) (edition 2014)

by Robert Johnson (Author)

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Very little reference material is available regarding captured enemy war material in service with the Wehrmacht during the Second World War. Beutepanzer (Beute means "booty") fills that gap. Focuses on captured Western vehicles used by the Germans in Poland, France, the Balkans, North Africa, and Normandy Covers early campaigns in the Western and Eastern theaters up until1945 Features hundreds of historical photos from WWII veterans and archives Presents the stages of enemy vehicles, from destruction and abandonment to evaluation and reimplementation… (more)

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Title:	Beutepanzer: Captured Enemy Armor in Wehrmacht Service, 1939-1945 (Die Wehrmacht)
Authors:	Robert Johnson (Author)
Info:	Ryton Publications (2014), 264 pages
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Very little reference material is available regarding captured enemy war material in service with the Wehrmacht during the Second World War. Beutepanzer (Beute means "booty") fills that gap. Focuses on captured Western vehicles used by the Germans in Poland, France, the Balkans, North Africa, and Normandy Covers early campaigns in the Western and Eastern theaters up until1945 Features hundreds of historical photos from WWII veterans and archives Presents the stages of enemy vehicles, from destruction and abandonment to evaluation and reimplementation

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