An elite unit which took part in several crucial battles, as well as guarding Hitler's headquarters.

PANZER-GRENADIER DIVISION 'GROSSDEUTSCHLAND'

Engineering & Transportation

Quarrie,Bruce

Engineering

Squadron/Signal

Fallschirmpanzer Division "Hermann Goring" in WWII

FALLSCHIRMPANZERDIVISION 'HERMANN GORING'

History

Europe

Combining the best features of the classic “in Action” series with the superb photograph of the “Walk Around” series, this new 136-page softbound explores the history and characteristics of the North American B-25 Mitchell. The hundreds of photos in this book are augmented with detailed drawings of key areas, as well as color artist renderings of the colors of some of the most famed Mitchells. By David Doyle

B-25 Mitchell Detail in Action

David Doyle

German Halftracks in Action - Armor No. 3

Rieger, Kurt

Italian Aircraft of World War II

Sgarlato, Nico

A-20 Havoc in Action - Aircraft No. 56

Mesko, Jim.

Military

Squadron Signal The Eastern Front Armor Camouflage &amp; Markings,1941 to 1945 #6102

The Eastern Front: Armor Camouflage and Markings, 1941 to 1945

Stephen, and Grandsen, James Zaloga

British Commandos in action - Combat Troops No. 8

THOMPSON, Leroy

The Iowa-class battleships were America's and the world s last active battleships, serving as recently as 1995. Back in the World War II era, six of the class were ordered, and four completed: Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri and Wisconsin. The Missouri rose to fame as the site of the Japanese surrender ending WWII. Each armed with nine 16-inch rifles able to hurl 2,700-lb shells more than 23 miles, the Iowas were capable of combating formidable sea-going foes. In actuality, however, their huge main guns were used instead, to shell enemy land positions during WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and the Gulf War. In later years their original arrays of 16-inch and five-inch guns were augmented with missiles, including the Harpoon as well as the Tomahawk cruise missiles. Explore the decks and depths of these mighty warships, once home to thousands of sailors, 88 pages packed with over 270 color photos, carefully chosen to show the subtle differences between these four near-identical ships.

Iowa-Class Battleships on Deck (SS66007)

The Iowa-class battleships were America's--and the world’s--last active battleships, serving as recently as 1995. Back in the World War II era, six of the class were ordered, and four completed: Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri and Wisconsin. The Missouri rose to fame as the site of the Japanese surrender ending WWII. Each armed with nine 16-inch rifles able to hurl 2,700-lb shells more than 23 miles, the Iowas were capable of combating formidable sea-going foes. In actuality, however, their huge main guns were used instead to shell enemy land positions during WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and the Gulf War. In later years their original arrays of 16-inch and five-inch guns were augmented with missiles, including the Harpoon as well as the Tomahawk cruise missiles. Explore the decks and depths of these mighty warships, once home to thousands of sailors, 88 pages packed with over 270 color photos, carefully chosen to show the subtle differences between these four near-identical ships.

Iowa Class Battleships On Deck

DOYLE, David

Americas

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