GERMAN MOTORIZED ARTILLERY AND
PANZER ARTILLERY IN WORLD WAR II
by Wolfgang Fleischer
With over 260 images, this volume is
a concise, illustrated history of Germany's World War II
artillery, its units and operations. Photos include both the
towed and self-propelled weapons. Also included are detailed
unit organizational charts and line schematics of artillery
rounds.
New in d/w - 160
pp, 260+ b/w photos, line drawings, charts
New in the popular Service Publications series, this
compact book provides details of the Canadian built Lynx
Armoured Car. The vehicle married a British designed body to
a four-wheel drive chassis derived from a Canadian Military
Pattern (CMP) truck. The book features a 5-view centre
spread showing the Lynx.
New in card cover - A4 format, 24pp, 20 b/w photos,
double page drawing
TNew in the popular Service
Publications series, this compact book provides a record of
the use of the 105mm Howitzer by the Canadian Armed Forces.
The weapon is described and illustrated in its towed C1, C2,
C3 and LG-2 versions, and the self propelled version mounted
in the M7 Priest.
New in card cover - A4 format, 24pp, 20 b/w photos,
double page drawing
THE STORKS: THE STORY OF FRANCE'S ELITE FIGHTER GROUPE DE COMBAT 12 (LES CIGOGNES) IN WWI
by Norman Franks
Born during the horrendous Battle of Verdun in 1916, The Storks became France's premier fighting group in World War I. Initially comprising the Escadrilles N3, N26, N73 N103 and under the leadership of Felix Brocard, GC12 counted among its fighter pilots most of the big French aces of the war - Guynemer Fonck (with 75 victories), Heurteaux, Deullin, de Sevin, Bozon-Verdurez and many more. It also had several American volunteers amongst its ranks, notably Frank Baylies, Edwin Parsons, Bert Hall and Charles Biddle. The book is packed with photographs of pilots and aircraft plus side view drawings of aircraft and their markings.
Fine in d/w - 160pp, 130 + b/w photos & illustrations
A History of thirty four battalions of the
Regiment, essentially the fifteen front line
battalions. The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment) 1st
Foot, is a Lowland regiment, the oldest regiment of
the line in the British Army, and as if to emphasize
that fact its nickname is “Pontius Pilate’s
Bodyguard”. In 1914 it consisted of two regular, one
reserve and seven territorial battalions. The book is
arranged on a chronological basis with each chapter
covering a specific period of time, whether on the
Western Front any other front where the Regiment
fought.
Facsimile reprint of 1925 edition.
Two volume set
New in card
cover - Vol I xxxii +434pp. Vol II xii + 391p
