How To Kill A Tiger Tank

CRAIG MOORE

The Tiger was one of the most feared tanks of WWII so naturally its opponents were keen to know how to combat it. Craig Moore’s large format book discusses exactly that, using various sources including unpublished ones discovered in the archives at Kew. Get past the cheapish softcover and you’ll be pleased to find high quality, glossy paper with colour photos throughout. It makes the best of the wartime photography and all the charts and illustrations legible. You’ve got all kinds of information about how the tank developed, performed and how it stood up to various types of British shells. The ones showing 6pdr gun shells bouncing off are sobering. Packed full of interesting information much of which is very useful for collectors of Tiger parts.

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• Fonthill Media

• ISBN 978-1-7815-5858-4

• 252 pages • Softcover • £35