Weapons and Tactics Hastings to Berlin Jac Weller Used Hardcover Reference Book

Weapons and Tactics: Hastings to Berlin by Jac Weller is a comprehensive reference book examining the evolution of military arms and battlefield strategies between 1066 and 1945. This used hardcover edition provides in-depth analysis of technological advancements, organizational changes, and tactical developments in European warfare, covering key conflicts such as the Norman Conquest, the Napoleonic Wars, and both World Wars. Weller presents detailed information on infantry weapons, artillery, armor, and the impact of innovation on historical outcomes. The book includes maps, diagrams, and photographs to support its explanations of military progression over nine centuries. Designed for historians, collectors, and military enthusiasts, this volume offers a factual overview of how weaponry and tactics shaped pivotal battles and influenced broader geopolitical trends. Typical usage and preservation marks may be present due to its status as a used reference book. Suitable for use as a research tool or as part of a military history collection.  Total of 238 pages.