Allied Artillery of World War One

This is a well-researched and accessible guide to developments in artillery in Britain, France, the United States of America, Italy, Belgium, Serbia and Russia. With over 200 photographs and diagrams from archives around the world, chapters cover field artillery, heavy artillery, railway artillery, coastal defence artillery, anti-aircraft guns and ammunition. Detailed specifications are included for all weapons, and text boxes describe the most significant weapons in detail. Get more information and prices for Allied Artillery of World War One , from Motor Books. Save money off the regular retail of $0.

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