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You may want to look at www.schifferbooks.comthey mostly have books on specific weapons systems, but they do offer some on tactics. Several are by Thomas Jentz, who was mentioned in earlier posts.
Just thought that again its time to bump. Some of the older links may not work...
http://members.nbci.com/RedSteel/horror.htm
http://history.vif2.ru/library/archives/
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/ armored vehicles
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/2130/
http://www.sotahl.mil.fi/index.htm of Finns in WW2
http://www.rickjoshua.co.uk/wittmann/ostf4142.html
mosh
http://members.nbci.com/RedSteel/horror.htm
http://history.vif2.ru/library/archives/
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/ armored vehicles
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/2130/
http://www.sotahl.mil.fi/index.htm of Finns in WW2
http://www.rickjoshua.co.uk/wittmann/ostf4142.html
mosh
salute
mosh
If its not rotten, shoot again
mosh
If its not rotten, shoot again
http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar
Lots of stuff when you've time to dig..
http://members.nbci.com/redsteel/introduction.htm
Sovjet armor in pix
http://www.eliteforcesofthethirdreich.com/ (updated link)
yeah, thought its time bump this again <img src="biggrin.gif" border="0">
mosh
Lots of stuff when you've time to dig..
http://members.nbci.com/redsteel/introduction.htm
Sovjet armor in pix
http://www.eliteforcesofthethirdreich.com/ (updated link)
yeah, thought its time bump this again <img src="biggrin.gif" border="0">
mosh
salute
mosh
If its not rotten, shoot again
mosh
If its not rotten, shoot again
One more, a Gold mine about Canadian forces 1940-1948 :
http://www.dnd.ca/hr/dhh//history_archives/engraph/cmhq_e.asp
Thanks all for info,
Kord
http://www.dnd.ca/hr/dhh//history_archives/engraph/cmhq_e.asp
Thanks all for info,
Kord
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I have seen plenty of good references to fine web sites, but when you want a source to getting books you can read in the john you need the Military Book Club (its part of Doubleday).
No I aint soliciting for the club, I am a member and have been buying books through them for years.
I aint saying they are cheap or even close to it. Military reference is a niche market, forget cheap right now. But they market books you wont be finding on any book shelves any time soon either.
Most of my gems in my library I found through them. Quality hardcovers that were worth the serious funds too. Trick is to use yer opening purchases to get the expensive titles. Then resubscribe and do it again after buying 4 cheap options (effectively makes price more palatable).
I have several examples of German unit actions that I have bought this way.
No I aint soliciting for the club, I am a member and have been buying books through them for years.
I aint saying they are cheap or even close to it. Military reference is a niche market, forget cheap right now. But they market books you wont be finding on any book shelves any time soon either.
Most of my gems in my library I found through them. Quality hardcovers that were worth the serious funds too. Trick is to use yer opening purchases to get the expensive titles. Then resubscribe and do it again after buying 4 cheap options (effectively makes price more palatable).
I have several examples of German unit actions that I have bought this way.
I LIKE that my life bothers them,
Why should I be the only one bothered by it eh.
Why should I be the only one bothered by it eh.
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Here is something nice on German armoured tactics:
http://www.feldgrau.com/pnzfwd.html
Regards.
Gen. Maczek
http://www.feldgrau.com/pnzfwd.html
Regards.
Gen. Maczek
Les, you sneaky old devil! <img src="biggrin.gif" border="0"> I used to do this with the Science-Fiction Book Club, and never thought to get into the Military Book Club. Thanks for the reminder! Also, thanks to everybody for the great sources on the net. I've been pretty busy for the past month and 1/2 and am just now getting back to the Forum on a regular basis. The is fantastic stuff!! Kudos to all who have contributed so far (even the "bumps!" <LOL>)Originally posted by Les the Sarge 9-1:
I have seen plenty of good references to fine web sites, but when you want a source to getting books you can read in the john you need the Military Book Club (its part of Doubleday).
No I aint soliciting for the club, I am a member and have been buying books through them for years.
I aint saying they are cheap or even close to it. Military reference is a niche market, forget cheap right now. But they market books you wont be finding on any book shelves any time soon either.
Most of my gems in my library I found through them. Quality hardcovers that were worth the serious funds too. Trick is to use yer opening purchases to get the expensive titles. Then resubscribe and do it again after buying 4 cheap options (effectively makes price more palatable).
I have several examples of German unit actions that I have bought this way.
Retreat is NOT an option.


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Bump!
This page is just to valuable, so it needed another bump to top.
Ciao
Klaus
This page is just to valuable, so it needed another bump to top.
Ciao
Klaus
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Yes please. That way my favorites folder would not be so unmanageable.Originally posted by Paul Vebber:
"Best of" threads?
For those of you with some time to root through this huge mess, do you want to find a few dozen of the "best threads" in SP:WaW. I can move them to an "archive" folder so they are more readily available.
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