Handbook of Germans Ww2 forces

[Peter Gillson]

Hi

I posted this link in another thread but thought it worth posting in its own reference thread. The link is to a web version of a huge document produced in 1945 by the US army which was a pretty complete handbook on German WW2 forces. It contains details on everything from structure to uniforms, to wepons, including AFV's, and fortifications. Probably one of the best reference manuals around - and for free!

a must for anybody who is into German WW2 history or modelling.

HyperWar: Handbook on German Military Forces (Chapter 5)

www.ibiblio.org

Peter

 

[Peter Gillson]

Just realised the link is to the fortifications section - here is the link to the start of the handbook:

HyperWar: Handbook on German Military Forces (TM-E 30-451)

War Dept. Technical Manual TM-E 30-451: Handbook on German Military Forces.

www.ibiblio.org

Peter

 

[Jakko]

There’s a vast amount of stuff to be found in the references section of the general HyperWar site:

HyperWar: U.S. Army Reference Publications

U.S. Army Reference Publications of World War II: Doctrine, Field Manuals, Technical Manuals, Training Manuals, etc.

www.ibiblio.org

 

[adt70hk]

Hi

I posted this link in another thread but thought it worth posting in its own reference thread. The link is to a web version of a huge document produced in 1945 by the US army which was a pretty complete handbook on German WW2 forces. It contains details on everything from structure to uniforms, to wepons, including AFV's, and fortifications. Probably one of the best reference manuals around - and for free!

a must for anybody who is into German WW2 history or modelling.

HyperWar: Handbook on German Military Forces (Chapter 5)

www.ibiblio.org

Peter

Thanks for sharing Peter!