Technology, War Documentary hosted by Brian Matthews and Mark Healy, published by Chronos Films in 1996 - English narration
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This 'War Archive' set of exclusive programs brings the most comprehensive collection of the Wehrmacht's mobile fighting armor ever compiled as a definitive series.
At the heart of the series is the story of the evolution of the German tank, including the Panzer and Tiger tanks in their various configurations, which swept all before them throughout Europe, Russia and Middle East during the Blitzkrieg campaigns. Their powers are amply illustrated through the lenses of the German combat cameramen who accompanied the front line action in all the theaters of war. Their abilities are assessed and judged against the capanilities of the allied armor which they were born to crush.
In addition the series is complemented with in-depth coverage of the armored cars and half tracks whose main task was to range ahead of the tank battalions. It was often said that where you found these vehicles, the Panzers would not be far behind.
The series deals with the evolution of each tank, many of which were judged to be the best designed tanks of the war.
Written by Mark Healy ; Produced by Mike Croker ; Directed by Micky Shephard ; VAF Liechtenstein Production with Chronos Films UK
10) Guns of the Wehrmacht 1933-45
The effectiveness of its artillery was one of the dominating features of the German Army on the battlefields of the Western Front in the First World War. Indeed, a specific requirement of the Treaty of Versailles was that the new Reichswehr be denied heavy artillery.
The expertise and technology that had made the artillery arm so effectiveiin that conflict were never lost. So that when re-armament began in Germany in 1933, following the Nazi access on to power, the ground was already laid for the rapid expansion of artillery of all types for the new Wehrnacht.
While never acquiring the glamour of the Panzer arm, the guns of the Wehrmacht were nevertheless instrumental in serving the German Armed Forces in victory and defeat through to 1945.
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