WW2 British The Great Tank Scandal British Armour in the Second World War Part 1 Used Softcover Reference Book

*WW2 British The Great Tank Scandal: British Armour in the Second World War Part 1* is a softcover reference book analyzing British armored vehicle development and deployment during the early years of World War II. Authored by historian David Fletcher, this volume provides a detailed examination of the policies, production challenges, and operational performance of British tanks from the prewar period through the critical campaigns in France and North Africa. The book discusses design decisions, industrial limitations, and the resulting impact on battlefield effectiveness. It draws on official records, firsthand accounts, and photographs to document both technical specifications and service histories of key British tank models. Intended for researchers, collectors, and military enthusiasts, this used copy offers a factual account of the factors leading to the so-called “tank scandal” and its repercussions for British armoured warfare. The softcover format makes this edition suitable for regular reference and study.  Total of 141 pages.