Who is your favorite author of reference-style books? My favorite is Ian V. Hogg. I also like George Forty, Michael Green, and Steven Zaloga.
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Logan Hartke
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Authors
Authors;
Mark C. Yerger, Sandy Mitcham, any German officers memoir's (Except Kesselring and Degrelle.), Paul Carell & George F. Nafziger
Editors;
Ian V. Hogg (Particularly for "German Order of Battle, 1944"), Peter G. Tsouras & David C. Isby.
Apologies to anyone I've left out (Girls are nagging me for their toast!!).
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Rich
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Mark C. Yerger, Sandy Mitcham, any German officers memoir's (Except Kesselring and Degrelle.), Paul Carell & George F. Nafziger
Editors;
Ian V. Hogg (Particularly for "German Order of Battle, 1944"), Peter G. Tsouras & David C. Isby.
Apologies to anyone I've left out (Girls are nagging me for their toast!!).
Regards,
Rich
PS WAYHEY- over the 100 post mark!!
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By topic:
aircraft: William Green, Francis Mason, Peter Bowers, Heinz Nowarra, Thomas Hitchcock
unit studies: Otto Weidinger, Rudolf Lehmann, Rolf Tiemann, Otto Kumm, Artur Silgailis, George Nipe, Hans Stober
ground weapons: Ian Hogg (German Artillery of WWII his best)
overall studies and biographies: Peter Black, Robert Koehl, Wolf Keilig
Militaria: Roger Bender and Otto Spronk
Mark
aircraft: William Green, Francis Mason, Peter Bowers, Heinz Nowarra, Thomas Hitchcock
unit studies: Otto Weidinger, Rudolf Lehmann, Rolf Tiemann, Otto Kumm, Artur Silgailis, George Nipe, Hans Stober
ground weapons: Ian Hogg (German Artillery of WWII his best)
overall studies and biographies: Peter Black, Robert Koehl, Wolf Keilig
Militaria: Roger Bender and Otto Spronk
Mark
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Favorite Authors
Hello everyone, I recently joined and I would like to weigh in on favorite reference authors as well.
Ian Hogg - Can't beat him for his numerous artillery books, I also enjoyed "Fortress".
S. Zaloga - must surely be one of the experts on tanks, especially Soviet tanks. He did a very nice listing of the equipment at the Kubinka armor museum which will be a must take along if I ever go there........
Heinz Nowarra & Uwe Feist - I put them together because they sometimes worked together on their many German tank reference books. Feist's art work is very good.
Bruce Quarrie - Liked his pictorial/reference books.
George Forty - Outstanding books on US and German tanks. I'm sure a certain somebody loved the Pershing vs Tiger accounts.
steve s 8)
Ian Hogg - Can't beat him for his numerous artillery books, I also enjoyed "Fortress".
S. Zaloga - must surely be one of the experts on tanks, especially Soviet tanks. He did a very nice listing of the equipment at the Kubinka armor museum which will be a must take along if I ever go there........
Heinz Nowarra & Uwe Feist - I put them together because they sometimes worked together on their many German tank reference books. Feist's art work is very good.
Bruce Quarrie - Liked his pictorial/reference books.
George Forty - Outstanding books on US and German tanks. I'm sure a certain somebody loved the Pershing vs Tiger accounts.
steve s 8)
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Bruce Quarrie?????
Bruce Quarrie used to write an excellent wargamers column in Military Modelling. Using any of his books (I have several!!) as a reference would have been enough to make Mother Theresa swear profusely!!!
Regards,
Rich
Regards,
Rich