An employment of tanks in the Morrocan War, (May, 1927) / by Colonel Blanc ; translated by L. L. Pendleton. 1928.

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An employment of tanks in the Morrocan War, (May, 1927) / by Colonel Blanc ; translated by L. L. Pendleton. 1928.

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"The present study has no other purpose than the description of an action of the war in Morocco, with the use of tanks. It makes no pretense of drawing any conclusions as to the changes to be made in a materiel the primitive features of which could evidently be improved; it is a simple lesson of events"--Leaf 7.

9 leaves ; 27 cm.

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