The book "Tanks of WWII The Armourer Special Issue" provides an in-depth look at the development and deployment of tanks during World War II, highlighting their impact on the outcome of battles and the evolution of tank design and technology. From the early light tanks used in the First World War to the heavily armored behemoths that roamed the battlefields of Europe and North Africa, this special issue delves into the history of tank development and how it changed the face of modern warfare. The book begins by exploring the origins of tank development, tracing back to the early 20th century when the first prototype tanks were developed. It then delves into the various models of tanks produced by different nations during the war, including the British Matilda, the German Panther, and the American Sherman. Each chapter focuses on a specific type of tank, providing a detailed account of its design, capabilities, and performance on the battlefield. One of the most interesting aspects of the book is the discussion of how tanks evolved over time, from the early light tanks to the heavily armored behemoths that dominated the battlefields of Europe and North Africa.

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