Panzerwrecks 16: Bulge
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Description
Panzerwrecks 16: Bulge, delves into the Battle of the Bulge with 150 B&W photos of German armor knocked out in the winter of 1944-45 during the Ardennes Offensive. Detailed captions provide the What, Where and When and full vehicle descriptions. Features include: Wrecks in Celles (armored cars!); Subterfuge - Allied or German (captured and disguised vehicles!) and Mauled in Marnach (tank destroyers!). Don't miss it!
Specifications
| Isbn 10 | 0989845923 |
| Isbn 13 | 978-0989845922 |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Language | English |
| Print Length | 100 pages |
| Publication Date | May 21, 2014 |
| Publisher | Panzerwrecks |
Reviews
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Five Stars
Great series. What's not to love. The pictures are always so cool to see.
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Five Stars
Great book. Definitely up to their high standards
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A bit of a disappointment. Almost all of these photos can be found ...
A bit of a disappointment. Almost all of these photos can be found on the net. I was looking fro something more I guess ....
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Photos of things broken I didn't know about
Yep, that book is demain!
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Five Stars
Great book top photos
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Five Stars
Highly Recommended
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German Armor in the Battle of the Bulge!
Lee Archer and William Auerbach's PANZERWRECKS 16; BULGE, with its evocative cover photographs of two G.I.s standing in front of a wrecked, snow-covered Tiger tank, is a mother photographic lode of pix of German 'heavy metal' involved in the Battle of the Bulge. Featuring over 150 ultra-rare photos of German AFVs, it's a fascinating 'look back' at that legendary battle.As borne out by Archer and Auerbach's book, a lot more German 'heavy metal' than just Tigers were involved in the Bulge fighting. Among the AFVs found in BULGE are Panthers, Krankenpanzerwagens, Panzer IV/70(V)s, Pz.Kpfw.Ivs, Sturmgeschutz III and IVs, Panzerspahwagens, captured M-2s/M-3s/M-4s/M-8s used by the Germans and various other vehicles such as RSO/01, Maultiers and m.S.Pws. Photo reproduction is generally quite good. Captioning, as always, is top-notch.Armor buffs will enjoy this latest addition to the PANZERWRECKS series. recommended.,
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