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Few items of Third Reich militaria collecting hold as much fascination as the uniforms of the German armoured forces. Germany revolutionized armoured warfare and in the process developed some of the most striking uniforms ever worn. This four volume set by Scott Pritchett leverages research from vast amounts of information and sources as well as the superb books written in the last several decades by the most notable collector/historians to cover the topic. The uniforms and insignia of all branches of the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS who wore them are detailed in over 5,600 illustrations made available through unprecedented access to the best Panzer collections worldwide. The four volumes cover: Vol.1: Heer Pt.1; Vol.2: Heer Pt.2; Vol.3: SS-VT and Waffen-SS; Vol.4: Luftwaffe AUTHOR: Scott Pritchett, author of the critically acclaimed three volume series Uniforms and Insignia of the Grosdeutschland Division, capped a distinguished thirty-one year military career as the Chief of Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection, Joint Staff, J3, Pentagon. He is a graduate of the United States Army Military Academy and is a highly decorated veteran of OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM. For over forty years, Scott has collected German Army Panzer uniforms, insignia, photographs and documents, all which are exhibited in his “Man Cave Museum” in his home in Virginia. Beside his collection, he and his wife, Pat, have been wonderfully blessed with four fantastic adult children and a superb son-in-law. ILLUSTRATIONS: 2000+ photographs

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"Scott Pritchett, author of the critically acclaimed three volume series Uniforms and Insignia of the Großdeutschland Division, capped a distinguished thirty-one year military career as the Chief of Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection, Joint Staff, J3,Pentagon. He is a graduate of the United States Army Military Academy and is a highly decorated veteran of OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM. For over forty years, Scott has collected German Army Panzer uniforms, insignia, photographs and documents, all which are exhibited in his ""Man Cave Museum"" in his home in Virginia. Beside his collection, he and his wife, Pat, have been wonderfully blessed with four fantastic adult children and a superb son-in-law."

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