Lon Nordeen

On the whole a workmanlike accounting of the type's service in Afghanistan, though when most of the drama comes from fighting the environment and coping with a tenuous logistical train in a country that was probably not worth the years of effort invested there are limits to what you can say. What it took to operate the Harrier off amphibious carriers at the end of a long tether is the part that most made me perk up. The cover is a tip-off to the character of the work; detailed but grey and show more washed out. show less

A well written comparison of 2 warhorses and the subsequent lessons that their meeting had on tank design and development for both the US and Russia. The art as usual is spectacular.

A well written comparison of 2 warhorses and the subsequent lessons that their meeting had on tank design and development for both the US and Russia. The art as usual is spectacular.