The Combat History of Sturmgeschuetz-Brigade 276

The author is AAA+++ with his research and makes this a great read.

Great first person accounts of the fighting and the horrors on what war is really like!!!!!He was a member 276 StuG Bde..Theauthor and the survivors of the BDE. weave a great story of survival .Also has 87 pages of B/W photos of the BDE. Againnice jobJ .J.F. Pub. J....of.....R xxx

If you're familiar with the Tiger I unit combat histories, this one is much the same. Very easily read first-person combat reports and stories, excellent photos, a highly recommended book that will be a valued part of your collection. My only complaint is that it wasn't done in the same large format as the Tiger I unit histories.

excellent reading about warfare on the eastern front in ww2

A can`t do without ference series!

This was written by the few men who survived to the surrender, and then ten years in a Russian gulag. Neither bitter nor pathetic, it gives honest, balanced, first-hand accounts and stories, anecdotes and opinions, as well as a bit of background on the operations. Neither a stand-alone history, nor meant as such, familiarity with the operations might help but if you are mostly interested in the story of the men, their machines and their combat experience, this is an excellent book. It's a lot like attending a reunion, or reading the transcript of a bunch of interviews, perhaps. The translation is fine, no complaints there, either.If you've any interest in the StuG story, or just want an engaging read about men who manned them and weren't famous heroes but everyday heroes, this is the perfect read.

Great book on this unit history from the begining to the end when the unit is fighting for it life aganist the russian military on the eastern front. Easy to follow along and many pictures. The actual events are described by the soldiers who were there from a german perspective. One of the last chapter goes into the ordeal of the soldiers who are trying to escape german captivity.