Artillery Tactics 1939-1945

Title / Author / Series

Artillery Tactics 1939-1945
Shelford Bidwell
Almark Publishing Company



Type of Book / Content Nature

Non-fiction
Military history
Technical reference
Tactical analysis



Chronological Scope

World War II
1939-1945



Subject Focus

Artillery
Field artillery tactics
Artillery doctrine
Fire support
Mechanics of war (combat mechanics, not engineering series branding only)
Second World War ground combat



Branches / Arms

Army
Artillery branch



Visual Content




War / Theater / Scope (only what is clearly supportable)

World War II artillery operations (general)
No specific single theater identified in catalog records (multi-theater / general WW2 coverage)



Nations / Sides (only what can be safely inferred from title and cataloging)

Allied and Axis artillery forces (general comparative treatment implied by “1939-1945” scope and WW2 context; specific nations not listed in available records)



Form / Intended Use

Reference work for researchers
Study aid for students of military history
Wargaming / simulation background reading (general artillery tactics)



Classification Tags

World War II — Artillery
World War II — Military tactics
Artillery — Tactics
Artillery — History — 20th century
Military art and science — History — 20th century

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