Carl Schulze - M-113 in the 1990s (Part 1)

M-113 in the 1990s (Part 1): A Photographic Journey Through Time

"M-113 in the 1990s (Part 1)" by Carl Schulze is a captivating photographic journey into the world of the M113 family of vehicles. This volume, focusing on the 1990s, captures the remarkable adaptability and enduring legacy of this iconic armored personnel carrier. While the M113 was initially designed as an APC in the late 1950s, its role evolved over time. By the 1990s, many nations had replaced the M113 as a primary combat vehicle but continued to rely on its versatility in countless other roles. From command posts to mortar carriers and anti-tank weapon platforms, the M113 proved its worth as a highly adaptable workhorse. This book delves into the diverse array of M113 variants in use during the 1990s. Schulze, drawing from his extensive archive, showcases a captivating collection of photos featuring American, Canadian, German, Danish, and Norwegian M113s in action. The book highlights intriguing variants such as the Canadian M113 TUA, the German M548GA1 Skorpion and M113GA1 RATAC, the Danish M92, and the Norwegian NM135 and NM142.
Four color plates offer a closer look at the US M113A3 in Operation Iraqi Freedom, the Canadian M113 TUA, the German Skorpion, and the Danish M92. Modelers will appreciate the inclusion of detailed 1/35 scale line drawings of the M113, offering valuable insights for recreating this iconic vehicle. "M-113 in the 1990s (Part 1)" offers a rare glimpse into the operational history of the M113 family during a pivotal decade. Schulze's meticulous documentation, combined with his passion for this subject, makes this book a must-have for enthusiasts of military history and vehicle enthusiasts alike. Carl Schulze is a renowned author and photographer specializing in military vehicles. His dedication to capturing the history of these machines through his lens is evident in his meticulously crafted works.