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D-Day to Berlin: Armor Camouflage and Markings of the United States, British and german Armies, June 1944 to May 1945 by Terence Wise

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The uses of foliage, nets, and counter-shading, together with particular reference to colors and patterns used on all German and Allied vehicles in the West, are revealed. Includes information on unit codes, registration and serial numbers, tactical and division recognition.

Condition: Good

Pages: 96 Paperback

Dimensions: 8-3/4x11-1/4

Author: Terence Wise

Publisher: Arms and Armour

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The uses of foliage, nets, and counter-shading, together with particular reference to colors and patterns used on all German and Allied vehicles in the West, are revealed. Includes information on unit codes, registration and serial numbers, tactical and division recognition.

Condition: Good

Pages: 96 Paperback

Dimensions: 8-3/4x11-1/4

Author: Terence Wise

Publisher: Arms and Armour

The uses of foliage, nets, and counter-shading, together with particular reference to colors and patterns used on all German and Allied vehicles in the West, are revealed. Includes information on unit codes, registration and serial numbers, tactical and division recognition.

Condition: Good

Pages: 96 Paperback

Dimensions: 8-3/4x11-1/4

Author: Terence Wise

Publisher: Arms and Armour

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