Panzerwrecks #17 (2014) By Lee Archer and William Auerbach
Panzerwrecks 17 by Lee Archer and William Auerbach
The Panzerwrecks series started in 2005, the brainchild of Lee Archer and William Auerbach, UK & US based World War 2 historians. Although well received by potential publishers, we decided to self-publish to give us total control over the design and content. At the time of writing, Panzerwrecks 22 has been published, and the series continues to grow. The formula is simple: rare and unpublished photos reproduced at full-page to show the details, sympathetic pre-press treatment together with high-quality printing and binding. These 96-page softcover books are a perfect reference for modellers and students of armoured warfare alike, and the captions tell you who, when and how. How do we do that? With the assistance of experts in their field, be it in campaigns, units or Panzer production. We tip our collective hats to this ‘League of Extraordinary Panzermen’ who give up their time and knowledge time and time again to enrich these books.
Which 15cm chemical rockets were available to the Germans in Normandy? How do you identify them?
Who helped clear the battlefield of wrecked vehicles?
What is a wyvern?
How do you identify a 'Funklenk' Stug?
Which German unit left an Italian armored car in Normandy?
The answers to these and other questions are to be found here in Panzerwrecks 17, with 126 rare and unpublished large format photographs sourced from around the world.
