This is a book that will be of great interest to military historians.

Ray Mehlberger, AMPS Indianapolis

This is a great addition to the bookshelf-- and a welcome treat for those times when you are suffering from a modeling burnout and looking for inspiration or just wanting to enjoy a good read by the fire or the air conditioner depending on the season. One has to search extensively for movies and entertainment that has British armour operations as the focus, but hopefully with good resources such as this, one might see something forthcoming. I was reminded in reading of one episode in Band of Brothers ("Replacements") that featured the 11th- which made me pull out my DVD copy to re-watch. If you are looking for a good account of operations from the perspective of those who were there, look no further.

Highly Recommended for those interested in British WWII armour operations.

Michael Reeves, Armor Modeling and Preservation Society, July 2020

Armoured warfar in the closing year of the war.

This gives a readable account of one armoured warfare units action from day until the end which makes this an amazing and readable book.

For anyone who likes their book to be full of action and puts you in the tank with the men.

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Richard Domoney-Saunders

This re-release of a 1993 publication really stands the test of time. It offers a description of the progress of the 11th Armoured Division from Normandy to the end of WW2. It uses personal accounts and some very good insights into some lesser known actions. Being very well aquatinted with Antwerp, I found the detailed descriptions of the actions in the city and docks area most interesting.

Michael McCarthy. Battlefield Guide

Michael McCarthy