The German Army 1939-45 (5) : Western Front 1943-45 (Men-At-Arms Series, 336)

This book is the fifth of five (so far) from the Osprey's Men-At-Arms Series on "German Army". The other four are:- MAA 311 The German Army 1939-45 (1) Blitzkrieg; MAA 316 The German Army 1939-45 (2) North Africa & Balkans; MAA 326 The German Army 1939-45 (3) Eastern Front 1941-43; MAA 330 The German Army 1939-45 (4) Eastern Front 1943-45.These books basically cover the German Army uniform and rank insignia of specific time and place during WW2. Each book includes 30 to 40 b/w photographs of German soldiers in different types of uniform. There are also 8 pages of colour-plates in each book depicting the uniforms in colour. Since I own all five books, I observed that the drawing skill of Stephen Andrew improving gradually over the years.These books are by no means a comprehensive account of the uniform of the German Army during WW2. However, the contents (text, photos and colour-plates) are excellent source of reference materials for modelling enthusiasts focusing on WW2 German Army.This review applies to all five books.

Very good book, goes into the basics then explains deeper matters, excellent drawings. The illustrator is the best illustrator out of all the osprey books

good

Osprey books are a great place for anyone who is interested in a specific military history subject. The book is a concise history of the organization and use of German infantry on the Western Front. The full color drawings are an excellent resource for modellers, collectors and general enthusiastists. There are plenty of black and white photos to complement the text. The book focuses on the finer details of the average German soldiers life. Even though I've read the book, I refer to it frequently and still love looking at the drawings.

Nice over review of many subject, black and white picture and some in colors.Book was a bit damaged when opened the package..

Another Great Osprey Book!

the book itself was printed with the wrong illustrations from a different subject which rather spoils the point.

I've ordered this book three times from Amazon and each time, the book has had the wrong colour plates in it. The plates seem to show a Luftwaffe unit, possibly the Herman Goring Division. Whilst, not Amazon's fault, there seems to have been a printing issue at Osprey

The illustrations from the book (Osprey Men-at-Arms 336) are not the correct images for this edition. The book contains the illustrations for a different book (Osprey Men-At-Arms 385 Hermann Göring Division).