
Book 1
Cambrai
The First Great Tank Offensive
Book 1 examines the battlefield where massed tanks first changed the shape of modern war.
Armored Warfare, Battle by Battle
Two books and ten complete podcast seasons trace armored warfare from Cambrai in 1917 to 73 Easting in 1991.
Published Field Library
Cambrai and Operation Crusader connect the print series to Seasons 1 and 2.

Book 1
Book 1 examines the battlefield where massed tanks first changed the shape of modern war.

Book 2
Book 2 follows Operation Crusader and the Eighth Army's fight to break Rommel's siege of Tobruk through the confused armored fighting around Sidi Rezegh.
Complete Audio Series
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The birth of massed armored warfare and the first great tank offensive.
The Eighth Army, Tobruk, and confused desert armored warfare against Rommel.
Minefields, maneuver, command failure, Bir Hakeim, and the road into Egypt.
Deception, artillery, logistics, attrition, and the turning point in North Africa.
Deep defenses, minefields, intelligence, Prokhorovka, and industrial armored war.
Training, fog, mobile defense, Shermans, Panthers, artillery, and crew quality.
Terrain, Pattons, Centurions, improvisation, and the India–Pakistan War.
Outnumbered defense, close-range gunnery, reserves, and national survival.
Missile shock, corridor fighting, canal crossing, and the Third Army crisis.
Thermal sights, mission command, training, and high-tempo modern armored combat.