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  • Heinz Guderian
    Heinz Guderian

    His Achtung! Panzer! (1937; Attention! Tanks!) incorporated many of the theories of the British general J.F.C. Fuller and General Charles de Gaulle, who advocated the creation of independent armoured formations with strong air and motorized infantry support, intended to increase mobility on the battlefield by quick penetrations of enemy…

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    His Achtung! Panzer! (1937; Attention! Tanks!) incorporated many of the theories of the British general J.F.C. Fuller and General Charles de Gaulle, who advocated the creation of independent armoured formations with strong air and motorized infantry support, intended to increase mobility on the battlefield by quick penetrations of enemy…

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