The book has lots of photos of tanks, helicopters, mortars, missile systems, artillery and amphibious vehicles and even one motorcycle up close and personal. Views of how weapons are set up and the ammunition they use is useful for modelers wanting to get the details just right.

Definitely useful for the modeler interested in the Gulf War.

GlueSticksSite - Bruce Davis

As well as all the heavy equipment, there is also plenty of coverage of the service men and women who took part in the conflict. These include their different uniforms, both the European Woodland pattern as well as the 'Chocolate Chip' desert camouflage pattern. Coupled with these are plenty of photos showing infantry weapons such as anti-tank launchers, M16A2 rifles, M60 machine guns and also the huge M82A1 .50 cal sniper rifle. There is lots in here that will remind may of us of that 100 hour ground war back in 1991. Just a thought for me though, while it is fresh in my memory, I have two daughters in their early 20's now who of course were not born at the time, so for anyone around their age, this is all 'history', similar to the way many of us might think of WW2 or Vietnam. Another good title in this series with lots useful for the modeller in particular.

Military Modelling, Robin Buckland