"Highly Recommended for beginner to advanced builders of the M60 and its variants."
AMPS April 2022

These books which are designed in size to act as a tour guide and very handy information book on particular battles of the Great War, are in my opinion fantastic. I have been learning so much about the Great War, just from these books that look at specific battles fought. For such a small book, you’re getting so much information, history, photography, diagrams and opinion, you really do get a lot of bang for your buck. The things that make these books really important are that they offer you photography from the time and photography from today, ideal to compare today when visiting the site. This is another well-written book that in my opinion compares very well to the rest in this Great War series, highly recommended. Read the full review [link=http://ukhistorianbendavidson.co.uk/the-meuse-heights-to-the-armistice/]here[/link]
UK Historian

As a soldier’s story, however, Vining’s memoir often crosses over into social history, offering valuable insights into the ordinary infantryman’s life at war and at home. The underlying societal message shouldn’t be lost either; too many of these men commit suicide, while others feel alienated. Vining brings that out well in his remembrance of Kevin Schranz, who receives co-author status, set alongside his own post-war battles. In the end, this is a sobering book and well worth reading.
Beating Tsundoku

This is the first of a number of planned titles covering US equipment in Vietnam, and has instantly gained a place in my list of favourite references on the topic of equipment in the Vietnam War. It adds to a list of over 100 books written by David Doyle on armour topics, and mentions that he himself owns 10 Vietnam era vehicles. Definitely one I'd recommend. Read the full review [link=https://www.militarymodelscenenew.com/book-reviews-1/U.S.-Vehicles-%26-Heavy-Weapons-of-the-Vietnam-War]here[/link]
Military Model Scene

Highly recommended for those who want to read comprehensive histories of this war that cemented America's role as world superpower and global policeman, that lasted through the end of the century and beyond. 5 Stars
Amazon Review