T110's Second Summer of Love (And Tolerance)
Дата: 03.08.2014 07:45:26
shapeshifter, on Aug 03 2014 - 00:41, said: Hey Chief I see the http://www.digitalhistoryarchive.com/
guys as of may have this up for sale. Any chance you came across
that book when you were poking around the archives? wondering if
it's worth the $20 and what kind of detail it goes into. The photos
appear to be very high quality scans at anyrate looking at the
examples they put on ebay. http://www.ebay.ca/i...=item4184ceef2a
"The Design, Development & Production of US Tanks in World
War II", 57 pages "The Design, Development & Production of
US Light Tanks" that describes the M2, M3, M5, M24, and M22 series
tanks, 17 pages "Development of the US Medium Tanks M3 &
M4", 8 pages "Heavy Tanks and Assault Tanks" that describes
heavy tanks M6, M6A1 (T1E2, T1E3), M6A2E1, M26 (T26E1, T26E3),
M26E, T1, T1E1, T1E4, T26, T1E1, T1E4, T26, T26E2, T26E4, T26E5,
T28, T29, T30, T32, and Assault Tank T14, 143 pages.
The_Chieftain: Unable to say. I suspect what they may have done is cobble
together things like the developmental history booklets with the
project reports, and I note that not one of the images on the ebay
page show anything about what's in the meat of the document: Just
some ordnance photos you can probably find in Hunnicutt. Just how
much detail will you get in 8 pages of medium tanks M3 and M4?
Here, for example, is an ordnance document on the light tank
programs. https://worldoftanks.com/dcont/fb/document/us_light_tank_development.pdf
17 pages for them, 40 for this booklet.
T110's Second Summer of Love (And Tolerance)