Achtung – Panzer!

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Achtung – Panzer! is a 1937 military treatise by German general Heinz Guderian that outlines the theory and tactics of modern armored warfare and blitzkrieg.

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instanceOf book
military treatise
advocates breaking through enemy front lines with massed armor
rapid, deep penetration into enemy territory
use of radio communication in armored units
associatedWith Panzerwaffe development
Wehrmacht armored doctrine
author Heinz Guderian
countryOfOrigin Germany
describes close cooperation between tanks and air power
concentration of armor at decisive points
mechanized infantry support for tanks
discusses limitations of static trench warfare
focusesOn combined arms operations
operational use of tanks
tactics of modern armored warfare
theory of modern armored warfare
genre military non-fiction
military theory
hasForm prose
hasInfluenceOn military historiography of armored warfare
postwar studies of blitzkrieg
hasSubject German Panzer forces
coordination of armor, infantry, and artillery
organization of armored divisions
training of tank crews
historicalContext interwar period
historicalSignificance key text in evolution of mechanized warfare
influenced Second World War armored tactics
development of German blitzkrieg doctrine
intendedAudience German Army officers
military professionals
mainSubject armored warfare
blitzkrieg
tank warfare
notableFor early articulation of blitzkrieg concepts
systematic exposition of German armored doctrine
originalLanguage German
proposes mobile warfare as alternative to positional warfare
publicationYear 1937
setInContextOf lessons of World War I
timePeriodDescribed potential future European wars in the late 1930s
titleLanguage German
titleTranslation Attention – Tanks!
typeOfWork theoretical analysis of warfare
usedAs reference work for German officers before World War II
writtenBy Heinz Guderian

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Heinz Guderian notableWork Achtung – Panzer!