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A very good book. Most people who want to write military articles but don't know how to find information can read it. It is a reduced version of the guide for military fans. Although it is not perfect at the moment, it can allow new military fans to simply understand the basic information and background of weapons.

It's a pity that there are no pictures. It would be better if there are some pictures when talking about air combat.

It's easy to understand. I don't know much about aircraft maneuvers, missiles, and fighter planes at the back, but the ammunition types in the front are explained very clearly. Good review

The content is very concise. I really hope some authors will read this book before writing brainless military novels.

Pretty good, so what about semi-armor-piercing bullets?

A reference book for military fans. The author is a real master. The coverage of this knowledge is so authoritative.

This book is okay

Why are there so few people?

Military science books, I think they are well written [Like]

Because after reading this book, I learned a lot about military equipment that I have never heard of before. The number of words in each chapter is enough to read, which is very good for a military novice like me.

It looks good. I understand the reasons behind the various ammunition characteristics of War Thunder.

Will the author write spaa in the future? I have always wanted to know about various anti-aircraft vehicles and missiles [Love] [Love] [Love]

It's well written, but not many people seem to read it. It's a pity. This is the best book I have ever found.

It's a very good book. Can you create a communication group?

What else is there to say? Such a delicious reference book can also be read as a novel. I give you five stars.

Very complete, the author carefully researched the information and wrote it [Like]

This is the book I should read. Jpg When can the author start updating radars, data links and electronic warfare equipment? None of the pots and pans in electronic countermeasures and cyberspace are familiar to each other [crying]