This book covers the short gun versions of the armored fighting vehicles known as the Sturmgeschutz.

Photo history of the long-gun versions of Germany's Panzer IV during WWII.

Covers the types and usage of German heavy reconnaissance vehicles.

This book covers the use and development of the Panzer 35(t) armored fighting vehicle.

Covers the use and design of the Panzer III armored fighting vehicle.

This book covers the development and usage of the Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) during WWII.

This book is the eighth volume in a series covering the various trucks and cars used by Germany during WWII.

The rugged German self-propelled anti-tank gun that used the 38(t) chassis on a variety of war fronts.

Covers the use and design of the Panzer I armored fighting vehicle.

Covers the use and design of the Panzer II armored fighting vehicle.

Covers the use and design of the Panzer IV armored fighting vehicle.

Covers the development and use of the Tiger family of armored fighting vehicles.

This is the second volume covering the use and variants of the King Tiger, in both photographs and text.

Coverage of a variety of improvised German self-propelled anti-tank guns on a variety of war fronts.

This book presents in photographs the numerous variations in the Panther tank series of Germany.

This book covers the primary armored fighting vehicle of the Panzer-Grenadiers, the Schutzenpanzerwagen.

This book covers the larger heavy tanks of Russia, the Kv-I and Kv-II.

Covers the development and design of the Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer.

This book covers the use and design of the German 8-wheeled reconnaissance vehicles during WWII.

This book covers the use and design of the Russian T-34 battle tank.

One of the only books available that presents German battle tanks in full color. Numerous color images depict battle tanks in both static and active positions.

Parades in Berlin during the Third Reich era were presented during Heroes' Memorial Days, Hitler's Birthday and occasions to honor foreign guests. This new photo album shows the military parades in Berlin from the years 1934-1940, and shows the great variety of early uniforms, equipment and vehicles used by the Wehrmacht at the time.

This book covers the design and use of the Tiger I armored fighting vehicle.

200 large format photos cover the German motorized units and the vehicles they used."

Covers the development and use of the Jagdpanzer armored fighting vehicle.