The book, M42 Duster Walk Around (Color Series) represents a pictorial review of the M42 Duster, which first entered service with the United States Army in October 1952.  By the time the manufacturing ended in 1959, about 3,700 units of all variants had been produced.  The lack of a radar tracking system meant that the M42 was a 'fair weather' shooter against low, slow targets and by the late 1960s the Duster's limits seemed to have been reached.  Three battalions of M42 Dusters did see considerable action during the Vietnam War initially for aerial defense and then later for convoy escort, perimeter and base security and direct fire support.  "M42 Duster Walk Around (Color Series)" provides and in-depth inside and out review of this armored vehicle.  In addition to informative picture captions, "M42 Duster Walk Around (Color Series)" includes the following features: 1) 5 black and white photographs; 2) Approximately 220 color photographs; 3) 6 color illustrations; 4) One 4-view M42 Duster black and white illustration with specifications; 5) One 5-view M42 Duster camouflage scheme; 6) Six 2-view color M42 Duster illustrations; 7)  1 M19 Gun Motor Carriage black and white illustration with specifications; 8) 1 M41 Walker Bulldog black and white illustration with specifications and 9) 2 color paintings.  This book is 80 pages and is in new condition.  The author is David Doyle with Don Greer (colorist) along with Ike Anderson and Matheu Spraggins (illustrations).  Edition published in 2008.