Iron Cross - Issue 4, 2020
English | 132 pages | True PDF | 47.23 MB
Iron Cross is the UK’s only magazine of German military history from the First World War to the end of the Second World War.
Covering all aspects of German military history including the Imperial German forces of the Great War, the Weimar period and the Nazi period.
Iron Cross prides itself on the highest quality production with stunning content in the unique and ground-breaking features, often revealing untold stories and publishing photographs that have never been seen before.
IN THIS ISSUE:
• The Killing Fields of Kursk
• First Encounter – First WW1 engagement with novice US ‘Doughboys’
• Auftragstaktik – Germany’s unique battlefield command philosophy
• Unvanquished? Were the Luftstreitkräfte really undefeated in 1918?
• Condor’s Prey – Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine sink the Empress of Britain
English | 132 pages | True PDF | 47.23 MB
Iron Cross is the UK’s only magazine of German military history from the First World War to the end of the Second World War.
Covering all aspects of German military history including the Imperial German forces of the Great War, the Weimar period and the Nazi period.
Iron Cross prides itself on the highest quality production with stunning content in the unique and ground-breaking features, often revealing untold stories and publishing photographs that have never been seen before.
IN THIS ISSUE:
• The Killing Fields of Kursk
• First Encounter – First WW1 engagement with novice US ‘Doughboys’
• Auftragstaktik – Germany’s unique battlefield command philosophy
• Unvanquished? Were the Luftstreitkräfte really undefeated in 1918?
• Condor’s Prey – Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine sink the Empress of Britain