Researched over many years using German, American and British records, authors Lee Archer and Timm Haasler are the first to tell the story of the units that used the Sturmtiger. This 176-page book is illustrated with 130 large-format black and white photographs. A separate map by Simon Vosters shows the combat areas, and Felipe Rodna has created 14 specially commissioned artworks, the most accurate to date.
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Chapters
Introduction
Development and Production
Technical Features
Combat History
August 1944
September 1944
October 1944
November 1944
December 1944
January 1945
February 1945
The Oberembt Sturm-Mörser
March 1945
April/May 1945. The Hützemert Sturm-Mörser
The Brumby Sturm-Mörser
The Ebendorf Sturm-Mörser
The Menden Sturm-Mörser
The Rogäsen Sturm-Mörser
The Frontenhausen Sturm-Mörser
The Lichtentanne Sturm-Mörser
Appendix
Allocation
Command and Leadership
Order of Battle
ETO Technical Intelligence Report No. 184
ETO Technical Intelligence Report No. 184a
ETO Technical Intelligence Report No. 192
Endnotes
Index