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Tankograd Publishing US3029 US Army Special Vol.29 REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike: Cold War Largest Transatlantic Bridge


US Army Special Vol.29 REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike: Cold War Largest Transatlantic Bridge
US Army Special Vol.29 REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike: Cold War Largest Transatlantic Bridge
US Army Special Vol.29 REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike: Cold War Largest Transatlantic Bridge
US Army Special Vol.29 REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike: Cold War Largest Transatlantic Bridge
US Army Special Vol.29 REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike: Cold War Largest Transatlantic Bridge
US Army Special Vol.29 REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike: Cold War Largest Transatlantic Bridge
REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike
The Cold War's Largest Transatlantic Bridge When REFoRGER 87 - Certain Strike was conducted in northern Germany, evidence showed that, in a hypothetical war with NATo, the Warsaw Pact would attempt to break through NATo's forward defences along West Germany's eastern borders at their weakest point. REFoRGER 87 was highly exceptional as it involved the deployment to Europe of a substantial part of III (US) Corps. As a result it saw the largest number of US Army troops deployed to Europe in a single exercise since 1949. In total, Certain Strike involved about 78,000 troops from six nations, 20,000 wheeled vehicles and 2,200 tracked vehicles. This publication allows to follow Certain Strike forces into "battle", showing the deployed vehicles in enthralling exercise photos supported by comprehensive text and maps.
Quality Photos and Illustrations;
Illustrated with 108 colour photographs, 10 black&white photographs, 4 maps plus graphics
Language:
English
Number of Pages:
64
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Scale Non-Scale
Type Magazine
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  • SKU: TG-US3029
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