Very useful link

[cantona2]

http://www.cgsc.edu/carl/nafziger/index.asp

Tons of Nafzigers OOB's. A veritable trove of information!

[cantona2]

http://www.cgsc.edu/CARL/nafziger/941PKAC.pdf

An example!

[oldman45]

I have many of his books, so I have to warn ya to really look at them close. I have found a lot of typo's. Some just a grammatical thing but others were rather important.

[cantona2]

I have two of his books oldman. What errors do you talk about? Statistical or factual?

[oldman45]

Depending who the publisher was, there was no proof reading, so some of the OB's were off. If you bought his books directly where he put them together, they were dead on. If you bought the hard backs, I don't remember the publisher off the top of my head there were many, many errors.

[cantona2]

Not just nafziger used as a source. Tessin and rolls from the NARA archives and other archives as well.