Illustrations: 25 photographs & 1 map
Pages: 118 pages
$19.95 soft cover
This work was written by a Frenchman shortly after the battle and represents a fine example of first hand accounts and pro-French/anti-German propaganda. As it is a wartime work, it was subjected to censoring. It provides, however, a most interesting glimpse into the French mindset of the time.
Size: 8.5" x 11"
Pages: 110
$19.95
This is a contemporarly account of American operations at the end of World War I.
Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 15 photographs
Pages: 163 pages
$25.00 soft cover
Written in 1917, this is a most interesting British account that puts a very favorable spin on what was one of the bloodies battles in history. At no time does Robinson mention that 60,000 British soldiers died or were wounded in the first day of this multi-month battle. Otherwise, this work is most interesting because of its account of the first operational use of tanks in combat. Interesting work, but it must be read with caution, as it is wartime propaganda.
Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 30 photographs and 9 maps
Pages: 191 pages
$25.00 soft cover
In 1917 and 1918 the British had a highly mobile army, mostly horse mounted, which operated in Palestine, fighting the Turks and their German allies. This is a highly detailed work discussing British operations and their eventual victory. Originally published in 1921.
Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 34 illustrations and diagrams
Pages: 88 pages
$19.95 soft cover
This is a training manual for US Army officers headed for France published in 1917. It was based on French tactics, so it reflects not only the methods used by the US, but also how French troops operated.
Vol. 1 - Cavalry Divisions and 1st-27th Infantry Divisions - 91 pages, $19.95 Vol. 2 - 28th-50th Infantry Divisions & 51st-77th Reserve Divisions 92 pages , $19.95 Vol. 3- Reserve Divisions Groups, 81st-105th Territorial Divisions, Territorial Division Groups, 120th-134th Infantry Divisions, 151st-170th Infantry Divisions and Named & Provisional Divisions 99 pages, $19.95 $19.95 per volume, soft cover Part of the ongoing series of army studies of the Great War, this series provides some internal details and the structural histories of the various formations of the French Army. Each volume gives the dates raised, if raised during the war, the units assigned and all changes in the structure, the commanding officers by date, and the corps assignments by date of every unit discussed.
Vol 1. Origins of the army, Staffs, Large Formations, & Infantry - 96 pages - $19.95 Vol 2. Cavalry, Artillery, & Technical Troops - 103 pages - $19.95 Vol 3. Traffic Troops, Supply Troops, & Organization of the Navy - 105 pages - $19.95 Vol 4. Organization of the Empire, Organization of Land Forces 1914, & rank designations - 95 pages - $19.95 Vol 5. Organization of Higher Commands and the Infantry - 81 pages - $19.95 Vol 6. Organization of infantry (con’t), Cavalry, Field Artillery, and Mountain Artillery - 86 pages - $19.95 Vol 7. Organization of Fortress Artillery, Technical Troops, Railroad Troops, Telegraphy, and Motor Transport Troops - 81 pages - $19.95 Vol 8. Organization of Aeronautic, Supply, & Medical Troops, Austro-Hungarian Troops in Turkey, and Canine Units - 169 photos -89 pages - $19.95 Size: 8.5" x 11" $19.95 per volume, soft cover This series focuses on the Austrians in 1914, at the beginning of the war. It follows Dr. Rottgardt's usual practice of extensive TO&Es, plus a very detailed discussion of a most complex nation and army. Size: 8" x 11" Illustrations: none $19.95 per volume cover Volume 1 - Higher Staffs and Infantry Regiments - 92 pages Volume 2 - Reserve and other Infantry Units - 102 pages Volume 3 - Cavalry and Supply Units - 84 pages Volume 4 - German Troops in the Orient - 84 pages Volume 5 - Engineers, Railway and Motor Transport - 121 pages Volume 6 - Signals and Air Forces - 130 pages Volume 7 - Field Artillery - 108 pages Volume 8 - Schutztruppen and other Overseas Troops, 95 pages Volume 9 - Foot Artillery, 1914-1816, 110 pages Volume 10 - Foot Artillery, 1917-1918, 96 pages Volume 11 - The Guns - 103 pages These works provide the TO&Es for all German infantry units that were organized and used during WWI by the German Armies, including the Bavarian and units. Volume 1 covers all the the brigade, division, and corps staffs and the regular infantry regiments. Volume 2 covers the Landwehr, Landsturm, Jagers, Machine Gun Troops, Assault Battalions, and replacement troops. Further volumes on other units are planned. Of particular note is Volume 6 which gives the TO&E details for the German aircraft units and Volume 5, which contains the German armored units and trench mortar units, plus some addendums for earlier volumes. Size: 8.5" x 11" Vol 1 - Alpine Corps, Bavaria, Naval & Guard Divisions - 105 pages Vol 2 - 1-13th Divisions - 105 pages Vol 3 - 14th-27th Divisions - 103 pages Vol 4 - 28th-55th Divisions - 111 pages Vol 5 - 56th-203rd Divisions - 117 pages Vol 6 - 204th-303rd Divisions, Independent Brigades, Asia Corps, and Caucasian Training Command - 116 pages Vol 7 - Cavalry Divisions - 85 pages This series discusses every division in the German armies of WWI, regular, reserve, landwehr, and ad hoc. It corrects the errors in Histories of 251 Divisions using numerous post-war German sources. Size: 8" x 11" This work covers, in great detail, the organization and history of German naval infantry during World War I. It also provides details on coastal defense artillery, including the locations and types of batteries, and the numbers and types of guns in each battery. It also covers the Zepplins manned by naval forces, the Paris gun, German units in the Baltic, Turkey and Black Sea and some of the evolution of Gernal naval troops in World War 2. It also includes a description of the various rank Size: 8" x 11" Illustrations: None Pages: 107 pages $19.95 soft cover Based on English pre-WWI intelligence documents and other sources, this is a complete organizational study of the Russian Army in 1914. It provides TO&E information on all formations, plus a list of the organization of all the major organizations: divisions and brigades. Size: 8" x 11" Illustrations: none Pages: 110 pages $19.95 soft cover Based on Army archival inforamtion, this work provides complete operational and organizational histories of every division in the US Army between 1914 and 1918. The work also contains detailed TO&Es for all major infantry units down to the company level.
Size: 9" x 11" Illustrations: no illustrations Soft cover $19.95 per volume plus S&H. Vol 1 - 1st-16th & Guard Divisions, 98 pages Vol 2 - 17th-35th Divisions, 99 pages Vol 3 - 36th-54th Divisions, 92 pages Vol 4 - 55th-75th Divisions, 94 pages This work covers the organization and history of British infantry divisions during World War I. It provides limited TO&E data plus the complete organizational details, including the dates of detachment, disbanding, or assignment of the various divisional elements.
Size: 8.5" x 11"
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN ARMIES IN 1914
By Dirk Rottgardt
Translated by G.F. Nafziger
GERMAN ARMIES' ESTABLISHMENTS 1914/18
By Dirk Rottgardt
GERMAN DIVISIONS OF WWI
By Dirk Rottgardt
$19.95 per volume, soft cover
GERMAN NAVAL INFANTRY IN WORLD WAR I
By Dirk Rottgardt
Illustrations: none
Pages: 141 pages
$25.00 soft cover
THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN WORLD WAR I
By G.F.Nafziger
THE AMERICAN ARMY IN WORLD WAR I
By G.F.Nafziger
BRITISH ARMY IN WORLD WAR I
By George F. Nafziger