This wonderful manual covers the famous DUKW amphibious truck, issued by most Allied forces during the Second World War, and used particularly in river crossing operations (such as the Seine and Rhine) as well as in flooded areas. It was a workhorse particularly liked by both users and those who planned its use, being able to transport men and equipment across water barriers long before replacement bridges could be built, allowing river crossing operations more freedom than ever before. The manual covers all types of this multi-role load carrier and every technical aspect of using and maintaining the vehicle. Profusely illustrated with many photographs and some really valuable line drawings.

The two inch mortar: a standard weapon of the British infantry platoon for many years. These two pamphlets cover it from the start of the Second World War to 1959, and show how the weapon developed. There are many photographs and line drawings of equipment and handling, and ammunition is shown in detail as well. In addition are details of the US version of the ammunition.

Covers Polsten, Oerlikon and Hsipan 20mm. This pamphlet combines two publications - the 20mm Weapons Equipment and Gun Drills (SA Trg Vol I, Pamphlet 25 of 1944) and the Handbook for 20mm Small Arms Ammunition (Land Service 1943). Pages 136 plus three colour foldouts showing ammunition colours in British and American issue.

LtGen Feuchtinger commanded 21st Panzer Division twice, the second time from May 1944 to January 1945. This is his account of the division in action against US troops from D-Day to the end of his second command priod. He details the organisation of the division, and then covers various operations from first engagement on 25 July 1944. It is a valuable account of the operations of a crack German tank division at the end of the war, and great reading!

This publication consists of two pamphlets on the British 4.2-in Mortar - the basic training manual (1943) which includes the training and use of the mortar, and the detailed handbook (1944) on the weapon.

Complete description of the legendary Bofors gun, carriage and ammunition. US War Dept manual. With many illustrations - photographs and line drawings - including colour drawings of the loading and operating system.

The story of a Canadian Officer on loan to the British Army in the Second World War who served with the Middlesex Regiment as a machine gun officer. The book is a personal account of the war operations of Rex Fendick, the Canadian of the title, and who fought non-stop from D-Day through to the German surrender.

The origin of this compendium is unknown - it is a collection of 100 line drawings of tanks from around 1916/17 to perhaps 1920. The drawings are all on linen paper, and are oversized: this has meant they have had to be reduced in many cases by varying amounts. Nevertheless the detail they give of early British tanks (especially the Mark V and variants) is remarkable, and even for non-tank readers they are too interesting to miss. A full sized set of these drawings can be made available on request.