Camouflage & Markings - Volume 1 UK Seen as one of the

Seen as one of the authorities on armour Steven Zaloga gives a full & comprehensive account both technical and how they were used in combat

with optional chain link anti-RPG net and gun shield

Whose owl insignia had different coloured beaks

The vehicle was sent to United States Army Europe to replace the mechanised infantry's M59 APCs from 1961

and the turret was notable for having additional armor attached to protect the anti-aircraft machine gun position

Camouflage & Markings - Volume 1 UK Seen as one of theArmour in Theatre Eastern Front Spring and Summer 1943 Volume 1. By Mark Healy. This fully illustrated booklet examines various aspects of the role of armour on the Eastern Front in 1943, and is illustrated throughout with black and white photographs, as well as several drawings showing individual profiles of vehicles with different colour schemes, designs and camouflage.