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Seacoast Artillery Weapons

Seacoast Artillery Weapons

TM 4-210 War Department Technical Manual

by Mark Berhow and Terrance McGovern
Paperback
Publication Date: 30/09/2018

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This technical manual covers the weapons and the basic principles employed in the operation of seacoast artillery used during the WW II period.It is profusely illustrated with photographs and illustrations of the weapons and their supporting systems. An excellent resource book for those interested in the WW II-era seacoast artillery weapons: the 16-inch, 12-inch, 8-inch, and 6-inch long range barbette mounts, the M1900 6-inch, the M1902 and M1903 3-inch, the 90 mm antimotor torpedo boat weapons, and the 155 mm tractor-drawn guns.
ISBN:
9780974816746
9780974816746
Category:
History of the Americas
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
30-09-2018
Language:
English
Publisher:
Coast Defense Study Group Press
Country of origin:
United States
Edition:
2nd Edition
Dimensions (mm):
228.6x152.4x12.7mm
Weight:
0.91kg

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