"Readers searching for an exhaustive study of American and British tanks in World War II need look no further..."

ARMOR Magazine, Fall 2021

Anthony Tucker-Jones brings us the first book of his new trilogy on armored warfare during World War II,covering the most important phases of the conflict in Poland, France, the Soviet Union, Africa, Italy, Northern Europe and even Burma and India during the Pacific campaign. Anthony Tucker-Jones' books never cease to amaze us.

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Miniaturas JM

The author has demonstrated a sound knowledge of armoured vehicles in his previous books and this new book provides that knowledge in comparing British and American armoured vehicles at war. The Allied armour was much more capable than many historians have acknowledged and this book dispels some of the past errors and misconceptions of other military historians. – Very Highly Recommended

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Firetrench

Divided in to 18 chapters, the book covers in detail the changing nature of armoured warfare throughout the conflict and looks at some of the major theatres of battle, tank design and tactics and the importance of the West's 'industrial muscle'.

Classic Military Vehicle June 2021

Altogether an interesting look at Allied Tanks during WW2, and taking into account the good and bad aspects of them all.

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Military Model Scene, Robin Buckland

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Enough to read it all the way through, with enthusiasm, and still look forward to following it up with the Russian companion.

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A Question of Scale

Review by Jason Hubbard

Overall, this is a really good book for anyone interested in WW2 and tank warfare. I can envision this being a popular read for those wargamers who enjoy the Second World War, as well as military historians. I found the book quite easy going and I didn’t feel it was a chore to read. I can highly recommend this book, and it would be well placed on anyone’s bookshelf.

Irregular Magazine | Spring Issue 2021

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Scratchings, March 2021

...[a] broad overview that may serve as a springboard to further study.

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Historical Miniatures Gaming Society

Overall, this book can be described as an important review of armoured warfare, armoured vehicle design, tactics, and operational issues during World War 2. Anyone seriously concerned with armoured warfare should read this book as it has numerous lessons – many of which are as appropriate to the twenty first century as to the period covered. There are many exceptional facets to this book, and it comes highly commended.

Dr Stuart C Blank

The matter of armoured vehicles and their role in the turning of the tide against Germany is covered brilliantly in Anthony Tucker-Jones's excellent gtreatise.

Books Monthly

A fascinating book about allied tank design, production and advancement from the allied side of the war. This seems to be maybe the third book from a series as the book has a very similar design to the recently released books Tank Warfare and Artillery Warfare. They are all impressive books indeed with the knowledge and knowhow standing out from the book. The chapters in the book cover various British and American tanks, but it also covers tank heavy manoeuvres and operations such as the attack on Italy, Northern African front and the western front in Europe too. Also included in the book is the leadership abilities and tactics of the tanks taken by various commanders such as Rommel and Montgomery. I personally think there is wider scope for a bigger book, but this is a great book written by a really good author who I know is at the top of his game. A thoroughly good book, well construction and I would happily recommend this book.

5 stars

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UK Historian