Encyclopedia Of War Machines: An Historical Survey Of The World's Great Weapons
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
From the thunder of ancient siege engines to the sleek fury of supersonic jets, Encyclopedia of War Machines: An Historical Survey of the World's Great Weapons presents a sweeping and authoritative chronicle of the instruments of armed conflict across the centuries. Edited by Daniel Bowe, this comprehensive reference volume catalogues the most significant weapons systems ever devised by humankind — from land-based artillery and armoured vehicles to naval warships and cutting-edge military aircraft — with detailed entries that illuminate each machine's design, development, and battlefield impact. Richly illustrated and meticulously organised, this encyclopaedia serves as an indispensable resource for military historians, enthusiasts, and students alike, offering both technical depth and historical context in equal measure. Bowe's editorial hand ensures a consistent, informative tone throughout, weaving together engineering innovation and strategic consequence into a cohesive narrative of modern warfare. Whether your interest lies in the ironclads of the 19th century or the jet-powered killing machines of the Cold War era, this volume leaves the reader with a profound appreciation for the relentless ingenuity — and devastating power — that defines the history of military technology.
Author: Daniel Bowe
Format: Hardback
Genre: Military history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
From the thunder of ancient siege engines to the sleek fury of supersonic jets, Encyclopedia of War Machines: An Historical Survey of the World's Great Weapons presents a sweeping and authoritative chronicle of the instruments of armed conflict across the centuries. Edited by Daniel Bowe, this comprehensive reference volume catalogues the most significant weapons systems ever devised by humankind — from land-based artillery and armoured vehicles to naval warships and cutting-edge military aircraft — with detailed entries that illuminate each machine's design, development, and battlefield impact. Richly illustrated and meticulously organised, this encyclopaedia serves as an indispensable resource for military historians, enthusiasts, and students alike, offering both technical depth and historical context in equal measure. Bowe's editorial hand ensures a consistent, informative tone throughout, weaving together engineering innovation and strategic consequence into a cohesive narrative of modern warfare. Whether your interest lies in the ironclads of the 19th century or the jet-powered killing machines of the Cold War era, this volume leaves the reader with a profound appreciation for the relentless ingenuity — and devastating power — that defines the history of military technology.