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Tank Repair and the Red Army in World War II

Behind every successful armored force in World War II was an effective tank repair organization. Historians and readers have long focused on heroic battles and minute comparisons of each side's tanks, but without maintenance even the most skillfully-led tank division could not have advanced very far. Here for the first time in English is an analysis of the Red Army's tank repair capability and its significance to the final victory.