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Title: The German Army 1939-45 (5) : Western Front 1943-45 (Men-At-Arms Series, 336) by Nigel Thomas, Stephen Andrew ISBN: 1-85532-797-X Publisher: Osprey Pub Co Pub. Date: May, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.38 (8 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: Highly Recommend
Comment: Osprey books are a great place for anyone who is interested in a specific military history subject. The book is a concise history of the organization and use of German infantry on the Western Front. The full color drawings are an excellent resource for modellers, collectors and general enthusiastists. There are plenty of black and white photos to complement the text. The book focuses on the finer details of the average German soldiers life. Even though I've read the book, I refer to it frequently and still love looking at the drawings.
Rating: 5
Summary: Interesting Study of an Important Force Overstretched
Comment: This work is a splendid example of the new emphasis of the publisher on producing comprehensive works in a handy format compared with the earlier broad brush treatments which covered too much in too little detail.
The new emphasis is on sets covering various national armed forces in as much detail as is available, consistent with the current purpose of the works in the series, which have evolved from an original emphasis on serving the military miniature maker market into works intended to enlighten the general reader in enough detail to satisfy the merely curious and to point the way to further reading.
Most of us, including myself, have little need for, or the patience to read, voluminous studies, often in foreign languages, covering many eras and nations. My main interest is in the US forces, their allies and their enemies in the twentieth century.
That said, these works should be purchased as presented, in sets within the series. Since they are produced as a set, the volumes cover only relevent parts of the general history and the clothing and individual equipment is covered as it appears in each period. The French Army, US Army, British Army, and Italian Army series all have three volumes, covering the major theatres and time periods of the war. The German set has five.
The German Army set should be read in conjunction with many other individual volumes covering their allies and opponents and the other German fighting forces such as the Waffen SS, and the Parachute units, which were part of the German Air Force, the Luftwaffe.
If you want an introduction to the fascinating variety of clothing and equipment of the forces covered, this set is for you.
Rating: 5
Summary: Interesting Study of A Major Force
Comment: This work is a splendid example of the new emphasis of the publisher on producing comprehensive works in a handy cheap format compared with the earlier broad brush treatments which covered too much in too little detail.
The new emphasis is on sets covering various national armed forces in as much detail as is available, consistent with the current purpose of the works in the series, which have evolved from an original emphasis on serving the military miniature maker market into works intended to enlighten the general reader in enough detail to satisfy the merely curious and to point the way to further reading.
Most of us, including myself, have little need for, or the patience to read, voluminous studies, often in foreign languages, covering many eras and nations. My main interest is in the US forces, their allies and their enemies in the twentieth century.
That said, these works should be purchased as presented, in sets within the series. Since they are produced as a set, the volumes cover only relevent parts of the general history and the clothing and individual equipment is covered as it appears in each period. The French Army, US Army, British Army, and Italian Army series all have three volumes, covering the major theatres and time periods of the war. The German set has five.
The German Army set should be read in conjunction with many other individual volumes covering their allies and opponents and the other German fighting forces such as the Waffen SS, and the Parachute units, which were part of the German Air Force, the Luftwaffe.
If you want an introduction to the fascinating variety of clothing and equipment of the forces covered, this set is for you.
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Title: German Army 1939-1945 (1): Blitzkrieg (Men-At-Arms, No 311) by Nigel Thomas, Stephen Andrew, Migel Thomas ISBN: 1855326396 Publisher: Osprey Pub Co Pub. Date: February, 1998 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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Title: Waffen-SS Soldier: 1940-1945 (Warrior, No. 2) by Bruce Quarrie, Jeffrey Burn ISBN: 1855322889 Publisher: Osprey Pub Co Pub. Date: March, 1993 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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Title: The US Army in World War II, Volume 3: North-West Europe (Men-At-Arms Series, 350) by Mark R. Henry, Mike Chappell ISBN: 1841760862 Publisher: Osprey Pub Co Pub. Date: April, 2001 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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Title: German Army Elite Units 1939-45 (Men-At-Arms, 380) by Gordon Williamson, Ramiro Bujeiro ISBN: 1841764051 Publisher: Osprey Pub Co Pub. Date: November, 2002 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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Title: German Airborne Troops, 1939-45 (Men at Arms, 139) by Bruce Quarrie ISBN: 0850454808 Publisher: Osprey Pub Co Pub. Date: June, 1983 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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