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Weapons of World War II
Weapons of World War II
Author: Alexander Lüdeke, Parragon, and Incorporated
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Weapons of World War II by Alexander Lüdeke offers a concise yet comprehensive technical survey of the armaments and vehicles fielded during the 1939–1945 conflict, cataloguing the diverse weaponry used by both Axis and Allied nations. Framed as an illustrated encyclopedia and comparative overview, it covers infantry small arms and support weapons, machine guns and automatic weapons, anti‑tank systems, mortars and field guns, self‑propelled guns and tanks, military trucks and transport, artillery systems, special or unusual weapons, military aircraft and naval vessels, and traces key weapons‑technology developments within their historical battlefield roles.
Published as a hardcover reference by Parragon (ISBN 9781405494892), the book is a heavily illustrated weapons encyclopedia featuring photographic plates and detailed technical illustrations that make it a practical military hardware catalog for history enthusiasts and researchers. Author credit is given to Alexander Lüdeke; the volume’s format and organization emphasize visual identification and comparative specification, useful for collectors, students of military history, and anyone seeking a compact visual reference to World War II armaments.
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Keywords, content and topics in this Book
Keywords, content and topics in this Book
Title / Author / Publication
Weapons of World War II
Author: Alexander Lüdeke
Publisher: Parragon (Parragon, Incorporated)
ISBN: 9781405494892
Format: Hardcover reference book
Type of Book / Scope
Technical reference
Illustrated weapons encyclopedia
Military hardware catalog
World War II armaments survey
Comparative weapons overview
Main Subjects / Focus
World War II weapons
Infantry weapons
Unarmored vehicles
Armored vehicles
Artillery
Special weapons
Aircraft
Ships
Weapons technology 1939–1945
Combat equipment and armament
Nations / Sides Covered
Theaters / Campaign Coverage
Weapons & Vehicles – General Tags
Small arms of World War II
Infantry small arms and support weapons
Machine guns and automatic weapons
Anti‑tank weapons
Mortars and field guns
Self‑propelled guns and tanks (armored vehicles)
Military trucks and transport (unarmored vehicles)
Artillery systems
Special weapons (specialized or unusual systems as a distinct category)
Military aircraft of World War II
Naval vessels and warships of World War II
Form / Visual Content
Heavily illustrated reference
Photographic plates of weapons and vehicles
Classification / Cataloging Tags
World War, 1939–1945 — Equipment and supplies
World War, 1939–1945 — Weapons
World War II military technology
Military history — 20th century
Armored vehicles, Military — History — 20th century
Artillery — History — 20th century
Airplanes, Military — History — 20th century
Warships — History — 20th century
Reference books — Military
Book Condition: New
Book Condition: New
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Good: A Few Scars or Shell Shock
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Fair: Battle-Hardened
Visible signs of a long campaign. Expect some stains, bent pages, and perhaps some minor tears on the cover. It’s seen the trenches, but the intel inside is still solid.
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