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I am about half way thru it, and I am impressed. Especially "neat" are the many pictures and info of these brave men after the War, some in the Bundeswehr others as civilians. A pricey book but well worth it.

Has anyone seen or read volume 5 of this series by Roger James Bender and Hugh P. Taylor? I have the first 4 and I cannot seem to find volume 5 anywhere. Is it worth the effort?

I know now I will probably find nothing new, but I still want to complete the set.'

Thanks

Where can you buy his two books?

Is there such a book? Where can I find a copy?

When is this book going to be available, looking forward to it already.

Any other details?

I eagerly await his next highly detalied book, anyone know when that will be on the market? Every book I have of his has been superb (I own 10 of them)

Thanks in advance

I have always looked forward and have all of your books, and am just curious what you have in the works. Thanks

What happened to these guys? I have many of their novels and I was looking forward to some of the titles they were going to put out, but now I have no info on the company. Did they fold up, go bankrupt? I think they were based in the UK.

Does anyone know if Mr. Yerger will do any future volumes in this series? The first two are very informative and the standard when it comes to the sheer amount of information to be found in them. Highly recommended.

When will his next book come out? Will it be part of his awesome German Cross in Gold Series or maybe his long awaited (at least by me) addition to the Knights of Steel series?

Anyone read this book? The guy worked for the Weisenthal center at one time, so I am wondering how objective an account it is?

This sounds alot like the SPEC-4 mafia that is present in many current US Army infantry units, this a situation for all those not familiar where the NCOs allow their more experienced subordinates the leeway to square away newbie privates to the unit. This is the first I had heard of this in the Germ...

Looking for any tips from the SME's (subject matter experts) on the forum about the best things to do to safeguard books, and a book collection as a whole. For instance, are plastic dust cover jackets worth it? What about rebinding worn out books? etc... Thanks in advance.

This book was published in the english version in 1951, the author claims to have served from the ranks of private to leutenant in the Waffen SS in the LAH, Wiking, 14th SS and 4th SS panzer korp. The book is a good read, but i am wondering about the truth of it and any info someone may have about t...

This book was published in the english version in 1951, the author claims to have served from the ranks of private to leutenant in the Waffen SS in the LAH, Wiking, 14th SS and 4th SS panzer korp. The book is a good read, but i am wondering about the truth of it and any info someone may have about t...