This book provides a fascinating insight into the fast and ever changing world of the tank hunters between 1939 and 1945. Essential reading for anyone with an interest in the weapons and tactics of the Wehrmacht. An excellent work. 8/10.

Great War Magazine

German Tank Hunters: The Panzerjäger by Bob Carruthers
This is a fascinating little book on several levels, for not only does it describe in detail the full range of anti-tank weaponry available to the Wehrmacht, from the famous 88mm flak gun to improvised mines and molotov cocktails, but it is also of historical interest as it is entirely based upon contemporary US Army intelligence pamphlets. The appearance, characteristics and capabilities of these weapons are described in typically concise military language, accompanied by photographs, drawings and diagrams, as well as notes on their typical tactical deployment, as uncovered by the experiences of British and American troops in the field. It is, therefore, an extremely useful reference guide for anyone with an interest in militaria.

Mark Hickman, Pegasus Archive