British Anti-Tank Warfare

This book is an attempt to describe the British army's approach to Anti-Tank Warfare from its inception during the Great War until 1945.

During the Great War the army found little reason to study anti-tank warfare and after the war what little anti-tank awareness there was slowly faded away. This was inevitable because of the 'ten year rule' which proclaimed that there would be no major war in that period, and it was only in the second half of the thirties that the British army started to ta...