PANZERWAFFE Vol. 2: The Campaigns in the West 1940

This is the second volume in a cracking new series of ten titles focussing upon the campaigns of the German Panzerwaffe in World War 2, exploring the strengths and weaknesses of its commanders and operational methods in depth. This brilliant new volume describes the continuing ‘Blitzkrieg’ campaigns, with the German invasions of Norway and Denmark and the later attack on the Low Countries and France. Written by Mark Healy, an authority on German armoured warfare in World War Two, the detailed narrative text addresses the climactic events of the year 1940.

This exciting new series applies a fresh and highly illustrated treatment to this subject matter, and will provide much of interest for those absorbed in the history of mechanised warfare in the last century. It also offers invaluable help for military modellers, with over 100 stunning photographs supplemented by several specially commissioned colour artworks of the tanks described and pictured, ‘relief’-style terrain maps, and graphics illustrating tactics and battles.