Looks at the various German anti-ship, anti-aircraft and anti-tank
missiles that either entered service, or were close to doing so, during
the Second World War. Only the anti-shipping missiles actually reached
the combat stage, and during 1943 achieved a number of successes during
the Italian campaign, most famously sinking the Italian battleship
Italia as it was attempting to surrender. Covers the technical side, the
development history, and for those that had one the combat record of
each of the main weapons, supported by good illustrations of all but the
most obscure of weapons.
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