German Marders of World War II Book The appearance of T-34 and KV tanks in 1941 forced the Wehrmacht to field a more powerful antitank gun, the 7.5cm PaK 40. Although an excellent weapon, the towed gun was heavy, awkward to employ, and vulnerable to enemy counter-fire. At the same time, many light tanks had become obsolete even though their chassis was still useful. In this book, armor expert Steven J. Zaloga presents a study of how these obsolete tanks and the superb gun were combined to create the Marder family of tank destroyers. The Marder I used captured French Chemisette Lorraine chassis, and subsequently other French light tanks such as the Hotchkiss H39 and FCM36, while the Marder II was based on the PzKpfw II chassis. The Marder III was the most significant of the types, built on the Czech PzKpfw 38(t) chassis. The Marder family reached its peak production in 1942, constituting over 18 percent of German Panzers, and production ended in 1944. SpecificationsRelease Date: July 28, 2026Weight: 0.37 lbs
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OSPNVG350 German Marders of World War II Book
German Marders of World War II Book The appearance of T-34 and KV tanks in 1941 forced the Wehrmacht to field a more powerful antitank gun, the 7.5cm PaK 40. Although an excellent weapon, the towed gun was heavy, awkward to employ, and vulnerable to enemy counter-fire. At the same time, many light tanks had become obsolete even though their chassis was still useful. In this book, armor expert Steven J. Zaloga presents a study of how these obsolete tanks and the superb gun were combined to create the Marder family of tank destroyers. The Marder…
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