Cross-Country Lorries: German Manufacturers [Paperback]

During the first program for motorizing the Reichswehr from 1926, development of three-axled cross-country lorries with a payload of 3 tons was demanded besides others.Three companies were involved in the development: B?ssing, Henschel and Krupp. The first Henschel model - the Henschel type 33 B 1 - was delivered in 1928.This profusely illustrated photo album includes over 150 previously unseen pictures, many from private sources in Germany.This new photo album in the MMP/Stratus Camera On series, contains 150+ photos of Cross-country lorries built by B?ssing, Henschel and KruppThe Camera On series explores the equipment and operations of the German Wehrmacht in WW2. The focus is on the often ignored or overlooked soft-skinned, non-armored, vehicles used by the German army. These profusely illustrated photo albums include a large number of previously unseen pictures, many from private sources in Germany. Whatever the rules might have said, German soldiers took many photos, and these are the basis for our new series!Individual titles cover either an operation (such as Dunkirk), or a class of vehicles, from horse-drawn transport to the wide variety of soft-skinned vehicles, large and small, used by the German armed forces.An essential reference source for military enthusiasts and modelers.PL