Hong Hee-beom: Tank hunting

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The birth of the chariot was in '1997. It was designed to overcome the devastation of World War I. It's already more than 100 years old. And over a hundred years ago, as soon as the chariot came out, humans began to wonder what to do to fight it. The chariot was a different dimension from any threat that man had ever faced on the battlefield, and thus the battle difference between the chariot and the human race has been over 100 years of history. Like ancient primitive men hunting mammoths, modern man hunts chariots. And the balance of power between tanks and human forces is changing over time. Sometimes the center of mass is shifted to the chariot, or in other cases to the human side. And while there have been many chariot dances in every direction of human weight, still, tanks are considered important to be out of the field of war. This effort has been made in a whole variety of ways. On the other hand, the most sophisticated technology of the time has been used to create high-cost anti-tank weapons. Even today, one of the fires is being struck by tanks, and the other, hundreds of millions of dollars per shot. A billion-dollar high-tech missile is launched on the tram. In the meantime, today, a new anti-tank tool that is beyond the paradigm of drones and other methods threatens tanks. Here, we have put a book of various vehicles and human resolutions that have been running over 100 years.

Korean title: 탱크 사냥

Korean author: 홍희범

Korean publisher: 멀티매니아호비스트

ISBN-13: 9788985578752

홍희범: 탱크 사냥
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