Amphibious Vehicles (Land and Sea)

by Michael Green

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Discusses the history and military use of several amphibious vehicles, highlighting specific models and their roles in various battles.

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military (1) powerfull (1) war (1)

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This science book is about a vehicle which can go on water, and they do some experience like making the tires better, making the weapons. This vehicle is actually close to a tank just that it is less powerfull and much smaller.
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Michael Green is the author of numerous acclaimed books in the Images of War series including Armour in Vietnam, US Navy Aircraft Carriers, US Battleships, US Navy Submarines, The Patton Tank, US Naval Aviation, American Infantry Weapons, MI Abrams Tank, Combat Aircraft of the USAF, Allied Tanks of the Second World War, Allied AFVs of the Second show more World War, Axis Tanks of the Second World War, Axis AFVs of WW2, US Military Helicopters and United States Airborne Divisions 1942-2018. He lives in California. show less

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Genre
Nonfiction
DDC/MDS
623.7Applied science & technologyEngineeringMilitary Vehicles: Land, Air, & SeaMilitary Aviation; Military Wheeled & Tracked Vehicles; Related Technologies
LCC
V880 .G74Naval ScienceNaval science (General)War vessels: Construction, armament, etc.
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Languages
English
Media
Paper
ISBNs
2