IMPACT: THE HISTORY OF GERMANY'S V WEAPONS IN WORLD WAR II

Author: Benjamin King and Timothy Kutta

Publisher: Spellmount

Year published: 1998

Pagination: 358pp, 33 ills, 4 maps, biblography, index

Condition: fine in dw

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The authors make a convincing case that the Germans' V weapon campaign during the last years of WWII was a great success. They examine many of the myths associated with the Vengeance weapons tracing their development under pressure, their employment in combat and the massive effect that their existence had on operations.