Book review for scenario designers

[Michael Peck]

The Military Book Review has just posted a book review of Men of Steel, which chronicles the 1st SS Panzer Corps in the Ardennes and Lake Balaton offensives in 1944-45. There's a lot of information here for scenario designers.

The review can be found at http://www.themilitarybookreview.com/html/MenofSteel.html

Mike

Michael Peck
Editor
The Miltary Book Review http://www.themilitarybookreview.com/

[Wild Bill]

Thanks, Michael.

All lovers of books and history should visit Mike's site. It is an excellent source for the gamer. Nice job.

I saw that one on sale just yesterday. Good review. I'm getting it...WB

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In Arduis Fidelis
Wild Bill Wilder
Coordinator, Scenario Design
Matrix Games

[Tombstone]

http://www.cassbooks.com this has a bunch of books about russia and their military. (not to mention a bunch of neat books period) David Glantz is the editor of a series of books on russia, and he is an awesome resource on the red army and has tons of books available through this website.

Tomo

[Michael Peck]

Glantz's Kursk book is very good, as is his Don to the Dnepr volume. You can find reviews at:
http://www.themilitarybookreview.com/html/Kursk.html
http://www.themilitarybookreview.com/html/glantz.html

Mike

Michael Peck
Editor
The Military Book Review http://www.themilitarybookreview.com/

Originally posted by Tombstone:
http://www.cassbooks.com this has a bunch of books about russia and their military. (not to mention a bunch of neat books period) David Glantz is the editor of a series of books on russia, and he is an awesome resource on the red army and has tons of books available through this website.

Tomo

[Semachus]

Yes this is good...may I also suggest the following place...www.bookfinder.com...as a great place to track down old and out of print books that one might need for info.

[Tombstone]

Glantz's book on Kursk isn't just good. It's great. I've been working on some kursk scenarios lately, and between Lost Victories, Kursk by Glantz, the Sov General Staff Study of Kursk, and that awesome website I've had very few difficulties finding information.

Tomo