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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Mark BevisPublisher: Helion & Company Imprint: Helion & Company Volume: v. 2 Dimensions: Width: 21.60cm , Height: 0.90cm , Length: 29.20cm Weight: 0.331kg ISBN: 9781874622901ISBN 10: 1874622906 Pages: 96 Publication Date: 01 October 2006 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: Out of stock ![]() Table of Contents"Part 1 North West Europe June 1944-1945/Home Front, 1944-1945: 7th armoured division; 11th armoured division; 79th armoured division; guards armoured division; planned armoured division 1945-1946; Canadian armoured division; British/Canadian army tank brigades; corps recce regiments; British infantry divisions; Canadian infantry division; British airborne division; corps and army support units. Part 2 Mediterranean/Italian front, 1944-1945: 1st armoured division; 6th armoured division; 7th armoured division; Canadian armoured division; South African armoured division; army tank brigades; corps recce regiments; British infantry divisions; Canadian/South African/Indian infantry formations; Malta garrison; Gibralta garrison; Cyprus garrison; corps and army support units. Part 3 Pacific and Far East: British armoured brigades, Burma; Indian armoured divisions; Australian tank battalions; New Zealand armoured formations; British infantry divisions; Chindit division; British forces planned for Malayan and Japanese invasions 1946; Australian infantry division; New Zealand infantry formations; Pacific Islands garrisons; Indian infantry divisions; Indian airborne divisions. Part 4 Middle East and African garrisons: Iraq and Persian garrisons; Palestinian garrisons; Egyptian and North African garrisons. Part 5 Special forces (all theatres): British SAS units (North West Europe and Italy); British Army and RM commando brigades (North West Europe); British commando units (Far East); Popski's prvate army (Italy); SOE operatives; SBS units (Mediterranean). Appendix: addenda to ""British COmmonwealth Armies 1939-1943. (Part contents)."Reviews“A sweet continuation of Order of Battle 1. …follows the same OOB format and has the same level of excellence.” * Historical Miniatures Gaming Society * Author InformationThe author has been interested in all things military for over 20 years. His dedicated interest in C20th wargaming has led to him gathering a large collection of ToE data, the first results of which are presented in this book Of the ""thirty-something"" generation. Mark lives in Lancashire, and has two children, Charlotte and David, who he is glad to announce are avid book readers, even at the age of 4 and 2! Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |