It was very well translated, well written & kept my attention. The author was obviously an intelligent man who was detail-orientated. It was fascinating (albeit controversial) to get a perspective from the opposite side & I hadn't realised there was so much dissent amongst Hitler's inner circle. It is an important first-hand source for insights into Hitler's inner circle & the workings of his mind.
NetGalley, Gayle Noble

As a kid, the Dam Busters film was one of my favourites. Therefore, I am saddened to say that I had never read Guy Gibson’s memoirs. Well… I have now and it is everything I had hoped it would be when I first picked it up. An enthralling, moving story with, in places, a touch of wartime humour which is to be expected from someone so young thrown into war and the horrors it thrusts on people living in it. Now I am more aware of Guy Gibson the human and have a better understanding of who he was, before and after that one mission he is best known for. Highly recommended. Read the full review [link=https://www.vintage-airfix.com/book-reviews/enemy-coast-ahead/]here[/link]
Vintage Airfix

As a long-time modeller myself, the colour references in here will be invaluable, just as much as the total content will fascinate historians interested in the story of the war in North Africa. [b] Read the full review [link=https://www.militarymodelscenenew.com/book-reviews-1/Rommel's-Afrika-Korps-in-Colour] here [/link] [/b]
Military Model Scene

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Lancashire and North West Magazine

This book looks beyond the ill-fated events of Isandlwana to truly explore the depths of who Lord Chelmsford actually was. History has often overlooked his successful career in favor of highlighting the massive blunder that would forever be associated with him. I always enjoy books that attempt to explore the whole picture of a person, place, or event.
NetGalley, Spencer Wright