Batailles & blindes No 71 L’AGONIE DE LA PANZERWAFFE À L’EST
Batailles & blindés 71 In issue 71 of Battles & Tanks (February-March 2016), the magazine looks back at the death throes of the Panzerwaffe on the Eastern Front during the final months of the Second World War. Through detailed analyses, maps, testimonies and rich iconography, this dossier explores the gradual collapse of German armoured forces in the face of the Red Army, the desperate battles in East Prussia, Hungary and around Berlin, as well as the tactical and material evolution of German tank units at the end of the conflict. This issue also offers complementary historical studies devoted to armoured vehicles, military operations and the great battles of the twentieth century.Table of Contents
- The Indian Armoured Cavalry Arm — Between Legacy and Reorganization
- Panzerjäger-Abteilung — The German Anti-Tank Arm, 1939-1945
- The Weight of Inexperience — The Armoured Car Squadron of the Belgian Cavalry Corps in Combat
- The Panzerwaffe Swan Song — The Last German Armoured Units in the East
- “No one but us!” — Soviet Cold War paratrooper tanks
- “Capri” are over! — Rommel's last offensive in Africa
