Book “Tank vs. Tank. An illustrated history of the most important tank battles of the 20th century.” - an exciting and in-depth study that clearly traces the stages of the evolution of tank forces in the 20th century. This magnificent publication is equipped with numerous photographs, diagrams, diagrams and specially made panoramic illustrations, which reflect the key moments of the battles described. Written by Major Kenneth Macsay, a former officer of the Royal Tank Regiment, who participated in the fighting in Europe, starting in 1944, the book will not disappoint both the prepared reader and those who are just beginning their acquaintance with the history of military affairs. Note. OCR: The book is interesting largely because of the British perspective on the topic. The author's knowledge is not always adequate. For example, his statement about the use of Christie suspension on the post-war T-54 and T-62, the frontal armor of the T-54/55 in 75 mm (such armor was installed on Chinese lightweight copies), the deliberate reduction in the number of tanks in German tank divisions on the eastern front to 40 units and increasing to 110 units. in the West or a description of a tank battle of the “future”, forgivable for a writer but not for a professional military man.