Tankograd 3044 Reforger 88 Certain Challenge
By Walter Bƶhm
Paperback
End of an Era ā The largest REFORGER Exercise ever
The REFORGER 88 Certain Challenge field training exercise took place under the āAirLand Battleā doctrine, at the army group level and was led by two corps: V (US) Corps and VII (US) Corps. It became the largest ever exercise of the REFORGER manoeuvre series, approximately 125,000 soldiers were involved: American, German, Canadian, French and Danish.
The command and umpire sections alone were 10,000 strong. In the field were 15,000 wheeled vehicles, 7,000 tracked vehicles (including 1,095 M60, M1 Abrams, Leopard 1 and Leopard 2 MBTs), 795 anti-tank missile launchers, 400 artillery pieces, 92 M270 multiple-launch rocket systems and 631 helicopters (including 200 combat and anti-tank helicopters).
This publication tells the story of the exercise in great detail and shows the involved military equipment in many action-oriented and hitherto unpublished photographs.
Quantity Photos and Illustrations:
Illustrated with 126 colour photographs, 12 black & white photographs and 8 graphics
Text ā Language:
English Text
Number of Pages:
64
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By Walter Bƶhm
Paperback
End of an Era ā The largest REFORGER Exercise ever
The REFORGER 88 Certain Challenge field training exercise took place under the āAirLand Battleā doctrine, at the army group level and was led by two corps: V (US) Corps and VII (US) Corps. It became the largest ever exercise of the REFORGER manoeuvre series, approximately 125,000 soldiers were involved: American, German, Canadian, French and Danish.
The command and umpire sections alone were 10,000 strong. In the field were 15,000 wheeled vehicles, 7,000 tracked vehicles (including 1,095 M60, M1 Abrams, Leopard 1 and Leopard 2 MBTs), 795 anti-tank missile launchers, 400 artillery pieces, 92 M270 multiple-launch rocket systems and 631 helicopters (including 200 combat and anti-tank helicopters).
This publication tells the story of the exercise in great detail and shows the involved military equipment in many action-oriented and hitherto unpublished photographs.
Quantity Photos and Illustrations:
Illustrated with 126 colour photographs, 12 black & white photographs and 8 graphics
Text ā Language:
English Text
Number of Pages:
64
