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Title: Lob-sided view at the war that might of been.
Review: The book starts off with a 'very' fictional scenario, which depicts an army of USSR's elite tanks being destroyed by three Western MBT's. Totally discarding that T-80, has the most powerful gun fitted to any tank, and that it has the capability to fire an anti-tank missile at ranges well beyond those achieved by The Abrams or the Challenger. The whole book is structured to expose USSR's armoured weaknesses, some of which are quite fictional, while not even mentioning the setbacks the "Western" armies have. Steven Zaloga's reference to Russian people as "Russkis" is quite symbolic of the tone in which the entire book was written. Drawings by Simon McCouaig are of high quality, especially the detailed look at the Tanks from Top, Side and Rear viewpoints. Also note how the "Russian observer" looks, compared to all the other people drawn in the "colour" plates.
