Panther in Action - Armor No. 11

This volume, number 11 in the acclaimed 'Armor in Action' series by Squadron/Signal Publications, provides a detailed and vivid account of the German Panther battle tank, widely considered the most powerful medium tank of WWII. Authored by military historian Bruce Culver, the book is an essential reference guide for scale modelers, historians, and military enthusiasts. It documents the Panther's journey from its initial development in response to the Soviet T-34 to its various modifications and deployment on the battlefields. The publication is heavily reliant on visual information, featuring numerous rare black-and-white wartime photographs, detailed line and detail drawings, and three full-color cover paintings and profiles by Don Greer showcasing different camouflage schemes. The text covers all variants of the gun tank, tank destroyers, and recovery vehicles, offering insight into the changes in design and equipment throughout its service life. Reviewers often praise its 'great research' and 'awesome pics', making it a 'must-have' for those interested in the tanks of the German Reich.