Books and Online Military Resources

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osiris_slith
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Books and Online Military Resources

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Hi ALL

thought I would share all the resources I have available for game design and so on:

Books:
Soviet Blitzkrieg-very cool book
East Front Drama-1944-
Bagration 1944
Steel Inferno
Men of Steel
Panzer Operations
Decision in the Ukraine
Operation Zitadelle
Soviet Tank Units 1939-1945
Panzer Tactics
SS Armor on the Eastern Front-mostly pictures-but useful
On Armor
Red Army Handbook-Defenite must have for Soviet TOE-anything else dont count

Online Sources
Kursk Page
East Front Index
Axis History Factbook
Feld Grau
Achtung Panzer

German Units: http://mr-home.staff.shef.ac.uk/hobbies/ger2.html

Panzer Grenadier: in german (http://www.freundeskreis-panzergrenadier...ft_10.pdf)

TOES German (company level): http://www.wwiidaybyday.com/kstn/kstnmain.htm

Handbook On German Military Forces: for the complete version go here:
http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/Germany/...l#contents

GENERALS BALCK AND VON MELLENTHIN ON TACTICS:
IMPLICATIONS FOR NATO MILITARY DOCTRINE (PDF)-A must read document

Analysis of DEEP ATTACK OPERATIONS: OPERATION BAGRATION
BELORUSSIA 22 JUNE-29 AUGUST 1944 (O;Connor)[/size]

THE ROOTS OF SOVIET VICTORY: THE APPLICATION OF OPERATIONAL ART ON THE EASTERN FRONT, 1942-1943

Kursk Page

Welcome to Panzer Grenadier (incomplete site but useful)

Intelligence Briefing Late war Soviet Army: http://blog.pierrickauger.fr/__oneclick_...soviet.pdf

Soviet Intel Page: http://www.1-33rdar.org/sovietintlt1.htm

ST 100-7-OPFOR Battle Book- Must read for scenario designers
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/army/docs...index.html

DTIC-Online Information for the Defense Community-some cool stuff in their but down loads are sooo sloooow or na

Chapter 3: Strategic and Operational March: FM-100-61-Global Security.org
The Failures of Historiography: Forgotten Battles of the German-Soviet War (1941-1945)
The Soviet-German War 1941-1945: Myths and Realities: A Survey Essay by David M. Glantz
August Storm: The Soviet 1945 Strategic Offensive in Manchuria
Soviet Defensive Tactics at Kursk-David M Glantz

Omaha Beachhead: http://www.history.army.mil/books/wwii/ ... 100-11.htm
Awesome read if you want to know what really happened at Omaha beach


The Long and Winding Road: The US Army Managerial Approach to Command and the Adoption of Auftragstaktik (Mission Comamnd): http://portal.idc.ac.il/He/schools/Gover...0Paper.doc

Order Out of Chaos: A Case Study of the Application of Auftragstaktik by the 11th Panzer Division during the Chir River Battles 7-19 December 1942: http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?verb=getReco...=ADA209474

US Army Centre of Military History
US Command and General Staff College-US Army Combined Arms Centre


Fire and Fury Games
Canuck Commander
IMSTRAT PB maps--very awesome and cool site
Naval Warfare Simulations


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Thank You Rene, I will check them all out!

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I was at a wargaming convention in 1987....I ran across a book published by the US Government in 1945. The title of the book as far as I can remember was "German Order of Battle 1944" Admittedly my menory is a little hazy, but it was the complete OOB of the entire German army in 1944. (2500+ pages)

Unfortunately, I didnt have the 100 dollars the vendor wanted for it. I saw it again a couple of years later...and still didnt have the money. I havent seen it since.
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