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Definative Guide To Tactics??


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I know there are a few strings where people mention thier favourite books dealing with tactical warfare. I thought it would be very helpful for me and many others to have one dealing specificaly with this subject.

I already bought and read

Gallagher's "Combat Leader's Field Guide"

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Guest Germanboy

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by The Commissar:

::shameless plug for no good reason::

How bout that Military Library CD they have right here at Battlefront?

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I'll second that. Well worth the money. I got it together with the game.

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Andreas

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hey andreas how about that pbem.

"Rommels Infantry Tactics" was recommended to me when i first started posting, and it was well worth it biggrin.gif

BM

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"If you see a white plane it's American, if you see a black plane it's the RAF. If you see no plane at all it's the Luftwaffe." -German soldier, Western Front, 1944

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"Rommel, you magnificent bastard, I READ YOUR BOOK!!!"

I can't surf past "Patton" without bellowing this line.

There was also a great MST3K episode with a movie about ... some kind of 2-person dirt-bike racing "sport," which featured a character named Rommel, and Crow and/or Tom kept spouting this line as well.

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Leland J. Tankersley

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you might also try these books:

PANZERTAKTIK (German Small-Unit Armor Tactics)

Panzer Aces and Panzer Aces 2

Steel Inferno (1 SS Panzer Corps in Normandy)

Against the Panzers (US Infantry vs. German Tanks 1944-1945)

Death Traps (The Survival of an American Armored Div. in W.W. 2)

The Deadly Brotherhood (The American Combat Soldier in W.W. 2)

The Operations and Training Smartbook

This is current US Army doctrine, but helpful

for W.W.2 as well

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