List of Military and Armored Fighting Vehicle Photographs in the World War II Collection of Seized Enemy Records Group RG-242-GAP in the National Archives

by Ray Price
with William Auerbach, Peter Frandsen and Ray Merriam

A Merriam Press Original Publication
Military Monograph MM14

Ray Price examined thousands of photos in the National Archives and recorded details of well over 1,000 of them that were the best at depicting the various armored and other military vehicles (they were selected with an eye towards aiding modelers).

The descriptions, although generally brief, are arranged by country and then by vehicle type, giving the researcher a good starting point and a basic idea of what each photo shows and, in some cases, it's quality (especially good photos of details are often noted, while poor shots are also noted but were included because of the unique subject matter).

The photos were all taken by German war photographers and often show enemy equipment that has been knocked out, damaged or destroyed, while equipment used by German forces is generally of vehicles in service.

Vehicles from Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Poland and the Soviet Union are listed (and U.S. vehicles serving with other countries).

A must-have resource for the World War II armor buff.

Contents

• Third Edition (March 2007)

• 42 – 8.5 x 11 inch pages

• Paperback – $12.99
• Perfect bound, full-color wrap-around cover
• PDF file – $6.95
• A complete copy of the book including the cover images in a single PDF file on CD disc
• 17 B&W photos