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(Ebook) The Bofors Gun by Terry Gander ISBN 9781473835047, 1473835046

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Authors:Terry Gander
Pages:433 pages.
Year:2013
Editon:1
Publisher:Pen & Sword Military
Language:english
File Size:81.55 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781473835047, 1473835046
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(Ebook) The Bofors Gun by Terry Gander ISBN 9781473835047, 1473835046

The 40mm Bofors Gun, first produced in the 1930s, has become one of the most famous artillery pieces of all time. It shows no sign of fading from the defence scene even though, in the second decade of the twenty-first century, it performs in many roles that were not contemplated by its original designers. It has also proved to be so versatile that it is now allied to electronic and other technological marvels that were mere pipe dreams only a few years ago. When the Bofors entered the international defence market, its primary quarry, the military aircraft, was still a slow and fragile machine that could be terminally damaged by a single hit from a 40mm projectile. Terry Gander describes this early period in the gun's development and he shows how, despite recent increases in target speed and other performance parameters, it can still inflict a one-hit kill on almost any aircraft, helicopter or guided missile.
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