ITALIENFELDZUG. GERMAN TANKS AND VEHICLES 1943-1945

DISPONIBILE ENTRO FINE GENNAIO 2025

Daniele Guglielmi and Mario Pieri, authors of the book Panzer DNA published by AMMO by Mig Jiménez, present the fifth volume of the Italienfeldzug series: a thoroughly comprehensive study of the ground operations and most important vehicles fielded by the German army (Heer). By thoroughly covering the war years 1943 through 1945, the Allied invasion of Sicily to the capitulation of the Third Reich, the authors describe the German Army vehicles in detail while making extensive use of significant and in some cases unpublished photographs from a wide range of sources. This series provides photos from official German and Allied archives to include the armoured vehicles used by Germany in this theatre of war.

This book series offers a new perspective for both military modellers and historians interested in WWII German Armed Forces and the critical campaigns fought in Italy. This series is invaluable to those researching armoured vehicle operations of the Second World War.

This fifth volume of the Italienfeldzug collection provides in depth analyses of Italian and other non-German armoured fighting vehicles, lorries, mobile and static anti-aircraft artillery, fortifications, and dug-in tank turrets used by the Germans in Italy, as well as an entire chapter dedicated to conclusions about the Italian Campaign and appendixes.

This 247-page professional reference book contains 12 colour profiles and over 500 high-quality photographs supported by captions with rigorously researched and detailed information including maps, vehicle markings, and exact reproductions of original authentic period documents.