"Artsturm," or more correctly "Sturmgeshutz" (Sturmgeshtz - "assault gun") is rightfully considered the most universal and massive self-propelled gun of the Wehrmacht, moreover, the most massive German armored vehicle of World War II. Created on the basis of the popular Pz.III tank in the troops, well-designed, simple and reliable, StuG.III were in service and in production for almost the entire war - from 1940 to 1945 - becoming the indispensable "workhorse" of the Wehrmacht and earning the gratitude of German soldiers: ""Sturmgeschütze forward!" How many of us did not hear this order when enemy tanks suddenly appeared, and our infantry was in a critical situation? "Assault guns forward!" This exclamation was always heard when the enemy broke through to our positions and the front was in danger of collapse. These wonderful weapons and the courageous calculations that possessed them always justified their reputation..." In this book you will find comprehensive information on the creation, modifications and combat use of the formidable "Sturmgeschtze." The collector's edition on premium coated paper is illustrated with hundreds of exclusive drawings and photographs.