Hard cover, large format (9"x 12"), English text, 273 pages, 390 black and white photos, 19 maps, appendices.  This is a reprint of a J.J. Fedorowicz Publishing classic on the Tiger I and Tiger II formations of the German Army and Waffen-SS. Even though the English-language edition of "Tiger, The History of a Legendary Weapon" is nearly 10 years old, it is still one of the best books written on the most feared tank of the Second World War. It is full of first-hand accounts that cannot be found anywhere else. In addition, the text has been completely re-edited for this reprint. Even if you own the original, you should consider the reprint.  The book begins with the development history of the Tiger and continues with its first introduction to battle near Leningrad. All the Army and Waffen-SS Tiger formations and the major battles they fought in are covered, from sPz.Abt. 501 in North Africa, through the titanic struggles on the Eastern Front, to the desperate fighting in the West and in Italy to the Waffen-SS Tiger battalions in Hungary and ending with  sPzAbt. 507 in the final  battles in Germany. Also included are unit histories of the Jagdtiger and Sturmtiger formations.  Numerous first-hand accounts of combat in the Tiger are included in the text which give the reader a vivid insight into the reality of fighting in these massive vehicles. The numerous excellent photographs of the vehicles and their crews complement the text. This is a limited edition reprint.

Tiger: The History of a Legendary Weapon, 1942-45

Engineering & Transportation

Kleine, Egon, and Kuhn, Volkmar

Engineering

Fedorowicz

The History of the Fallschirmpanzerkorps "Hermann Göring" (Franz Kurowski). Hard cover, small format (6"x9"), 504 pages, 157 photographs, 37 maps and 27 documents/orders of battle. This book covers the entire history of the HG unit from its inception as Polizei-Regiment "Wecke" to its formation as a Parachute Panzerkorps. This elite unit fought in France (1940), Russia (1941/42), Tunisia, Sicily, Italy (Anzio and Monte Cassino - 1943), Poland (1944) and East Prussia. This is the first combat history of this elite and hard-fighting formation that features many personal accounts.

The History of Fallschirm-Panzerkorps "Hermann Goering", Soldiers of the Reichsmarshall

History

Kurowski, Franz

Military

Field Uniforms of Germany’s Panzer Elite (Robert J. Edwards, Jr. &amp; Michael H. Pruett). Hard cover, large format (9"x12"), 332 pages, 450 b&amp;w photographs, 110 color photographs. The second and final volume of this series, featuring the Panzer uniforms of the Waffen SS, Großdeutschland, Hermann Göring, Afrika Korps, Feldherrnhalle, Panzer Lehr, etc. The 64 pages of color showcase many magnificent original uniform pieces. The book contains many previously unpublished armor photos. GPE also contains a large photo addendum containing some of those wild and wacky Panzer uniforms the authors have been well known for as well as an extensive errata section concerning the first volume. For the collector (a must have), hobbyist or German armor enthusiast.

Field Uniforms of Germany's Panzer Elite

Robert J. Edwards

Pruett, Michael H.

Hard cover, small format (6"x9") 582 pages, 100+ period photos and maps. Franz Kurowski covers the combat experiences of six leading German tankers: Sepp Brandner (Sturmgeschütz-Brigade 912); Fritz Feßmann (Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 7); Kurt Knispel (schwere Panzer-Abteilung 503); Johannes Kümmel (Panzer-Regiment 8 of the Deutsches Afrika Korps); Karl Nikolussi-Leck (SS-Panzer-Regiment 5 "Wiking"); and, Hermann von Oppeln-Bronikowski (Panzer-Regiment 35; Panzer-Regiment 204; Panzer-Regiment 11; 20. Panzer-Division). Each capsule biography runs at least 50 pages and contains numerous photos. If you like exciting, and highly readable, accounts of small-unit armor operations and tactics, this book is for you.

Panzer Aces 2

Johnston, David

More than 250 period photographs, many never published before, coupled with a first-hand history of the regiment, written by one of its former officers. This volume traces the history of the tank formations with "Großdeutschland," starting with the battalion and culminating with the regiment. Panzerregiment "Großdeutschland" had the largest tank regiment in the German Army. In 1944 it had three battalions, one of which was equipped with the Tiger -- the only German Army regimental formation so equipped. Excellent accounts of the fighting, especially at "Zitadelle" and Targul Frumos. Some superb late war photos, including Panthers and Tigers as well as interesting assault gun and rocket artillery images.

The History of Panzerregiment "Grossdeutschland"

Jung, Hans-Joachim

Hard cover, small format (6"x9"), 306 pages, 145 period photographs and approximately 10 maps and diagrams. This is the dramatic story of the unsung heroes of the Eastern Front of World War 2, the assault gun soldiers of the Sturmartillerie. Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 276 was one of many assault guns battalions formed to fight the onslaught of the numerically vastly superior Soviet Forces. They provided armored protection to the largely foot-bound infantry of the German Army. Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 276 was formed in the summer of 1943 and fought exclusively in the East until it was virtually wiped out in 1945 in northern Prussia. This history is written entirely in the form of first-hand accounts by members of the former battalion. As such, the reader is drawn into the world of the assault gunner, where cunning and tactical expertise were needed to slug it out with superior numbers of Soviet tanks. Always giving better than it got, the men of the assault artillery accounted for a large number of tank kills on the Eastern Front — far more than their numbers would indicate. Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 276, later redesignated Sturmgeschütz-Brigade 276 in early 1944, was one of the better Sturmgeschütz units, and produced a number of Knight’s Cross recipients. This is the story of the fighting men of Sturmgeschütz-Brigade 276, from the formation of the unit, through the bitter defensive fighting in the East and, ultimately, the story of their betrayal at the hands of the Swedes when they were interned at the end of the war. In addition to the exciting first-hand accounts of fighting on the Eastern Front, there are more than 140 photographs of the unit which are being published here in the English version of the book for the first time.

The Combat History of Sturmgeschuetz-Brigade 276

Hard cover, large format (9x12), hard cover, 610 pages total with 800+ photos, 32 pages of color artwork by Jean Restayn and 76 pages of organizational diagrams by Waldemar Trojca. This book is to the radio- and remote-controlled units as the Combat History of the schwere Panzerjäger-Abteilung 653 book was to the Elefant and the Ferdinand. An absolute must for the discriminating armor fan — more than 800+ photos, most of which have been previously unpublished. Besides never-before published photos of the demolition carriers and the mine-clearing vehicles, there are hundreds of great shots of the command and control vehicles: the kleiner Panzerbefehlswagen, the Leitpanzer III, the Sturmgeschütz III and the Tiger.

Funklenkpanzer: A History of German Army Remote- and Radio-Controlled Armor Units 1St edition by Jaugitz, Markus, Johnston, David (2001) Hardcover

Jaugitz, Markus

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