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Discover the next level of gaming precision with the CyberPowerPC Skorpion K2 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. This advanced keyboard is the upgraded version of our top-selling K1 series, now featuring a sleek design and Kontact Red Mechanical Key Switches for an enhanced gaming experience. The Skorpion K2 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is part of the CyberPowerPC SKORPION series, renowned for their high-quality mechanical keyboards. Our unique CP Kontact Red Key Mechanical Switches are designed for durability and responsiveness, offering professional-grade gaming performance at an incredible value. This stylish gaming keyboard boasts a robust brushed aluminum chassis, providing a solid, professional look with a cool-to-the-touch feel. It's equipped with our custom Kontact Red switches, a linear mechanical keyboard switch known for its reliability and precision. Experience the brilliance of 16 million color RGB backlighting, illuminating each of the 104 keys individually. This feature, coupled with 100% anti-ghosting technology, ensures accuracy during gameplay, so you won't miss a single keystroke, even under the most intense gaming conditions. The Skorpion K2 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard offers programmable lighting with a variety of modes, from static to dynamic effects such as fading and key-by-key lighting. The keyboard also includes a detachable wrist rest, allowing you to customize your setup to suit your comfort and space requirements. Each key cap is individually lit with RGB lighting, providing bright and consistent illumination. Choose the color to match your system or mood, and enjoy the ambient lighting that subtly illuminates your gaming environment. The Skorpion K2 series offers customizable lighting effects with predefined options or individual key programming. The included software allows you to select specific colors for the entire keyboard or individual keys, create macros, assign key functions, or choose from a list of predefined settings. Elevate your gaming experience with the ergonomic, durable, and high-quality CyberPowerPC Skorpion K2 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard.

The brilliant new Micah Dalton thriller from the New York Times bestselling author. In Vienna for a top-secret meeting with ex-Mossad agent Issadore Galan, Micah Dalton senses that something is very wrong on the streets of the Ring District. Dalton's aggressive response to enemy surveillance makes him the target of a complex plot with the potential to shatter America's strategic alliances with the rest of the civilized world. Planned by an unknown foreign power and executed by a scarred Serbian killer known only as Smoke, the conspiracy pits Dalton against an ultrasecret U.S. agency and a cadre of trained KGB killers. In a blistering trajectory of events that takes him from Venice to the Balkans and the barren shoreline of North Africa, Dalton pushes himself to the edge of sanity in a desperate attempt to save his honor-and his life.

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The focus of this book is the tank battles fought during the opening phase of the war in North Africa. What really happened during the engagements? How were the tanks fought? What were their strengths and weaknesses? Not simplified generalities, but substantive, basic facts gleaned from searching for details in the surviving original records. The accounts of each battle are excerpted from the original reports written by the participants directly after each engagement. To understand the basis for the outcome of the battles, it is necessary to possess a basic understanding of the capabilities of each type of tank, its opponents, and how they were tactically employed. The first five chapters in this volume provide descriptions and technical attributes of the British, German, and Italian tanks and anti-tank guns along with the tactical doctrine from the period. Chapters six through eleven contain the details of the tank battles fought in North Africa during the period from February 1941 to June 1941. Translated excerpts from the Deutsches Afrikakorps war diary are used as a backdrop to provide a chronological guide as events progressed. An interesting feature from this war diary was the brief daily weather report revealing how hot it was and when sand storms occurred. Details on the actions in the tank battles are taken from after-action-accounts written directly after the engagements, enhanced by excerpts from war diaries of the armoured units involved to fill in the preliminary moves, buildup of strength, combat losses, and details on the actions that weren't contained in the after-action-reports. This book is compiled from the results of digging through original records for over thirty years in an attempt to find data that would aid in assessing and understanding the tank battles that took place in North Africa. Tom Jentz is also the author of Panzertruppen 1933-1942, and Panzertruppen 1943-1945 (both titles are available from Schiffer Publishing Ltd.).

The focus of this book is the tank battles fought during the opening phase of the war in North Africa. What really happened during the engagements? How were the tanks fought? What were their strengths and weaknesses? Not simplified generalities, but substantive, basic facts gleaned from searching for details in the surviving original records. The accounts of each battle are excerpted from the original reports written by the participants directly after each engagement. To understand the basis for the outcome of the battles, it is necessary to possess a basic understanding of the capabilities of each type of tank, its opponents, and how they were tactically employed. The first five chapters in this volume provide descriptions and technical attributes of the British, German, and Italian tanks and anti-tank guns along with the tactical doctrine from the period. Chapters six through eleven contain the details of the tank battles fought in North Africa during the period from February 1941 to June 1941. Translated excerpts from the Deutsches Afrikakorps war diary are used as a backdrop to provide a chronological guide as events progressed. An interesting feature from this war diary was the brief daily weather report revealing how hot it was and when sand storms occurred. Details on the actions in the tank battles are taken from after-action-accounts written directly after the engagements, enhanced by excerpts from war diaries of the armoured units involved to fill in the preliminary moves, buildup of strength, combat losses, and details on the actions that weren't contained in the after-action-reports. This book is compiled from the results of digging through original records for over thirty years in an attempt to find data that would aid in assessing and understanding the tank battles that took place in North Africa. Tom Jentz is also the author of Panzertruppen 1933-1942, and Panzertruppen 1943-1945 (both titles are available from Schiffer Publishing Ltd.).

From the early "pepperbox" pistol to the AK-47 and Skorpion of modern times this guide illustrates and describes hundreds of military and civilian pistols and long arms of the past two centuries. Each weapon is illustrated in a full-color profile with statistical information on length, weight, caliber, and muzzle velocity, with history, manufacture and any important factors in its operation and use.