German armored troops

The general of the tank troops, a participant in the First and Second World Wars represents the history of the creation and development of the German armored troops bypassing the decisions of the Versailles Treaty. The author traces the path of improving the tank, from the first clumsy samples to powerful combat vehicles in 1945, analyzes their capabilities and efficiency of use in battles. Along with the history of armored troops, including the creation of tank schools for training personnel, Noring pays great attention to the most significant in terms of the scale of this kind of troops during the Second World War in campaigns against France, Balkans, North Africa, Poland and the Soviet Union