War Maps

by Simon Goodenough

A guide to World War II's major campaigns maps all crucial land, sea, and air confrontations, plotting troop and equipment deployments for each battle and campaign

Genres: History

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

Reviews

[Eryck · Rating 5 out of 5]

Simon Goodenough, the authors name, exceeded it by being great enough. hey, he's the writer not me. The many maps showing the progressive movements of armies and lends a different perspective than the written word and a few maps. Much can be gleaned looking down upon the action from miles high. As a map lover I was encapsulated by the town's, the movement arrows, and the distance in miles. Maps are vehemently studied in real conflicts like this and now we have the opportunity to do so. Also the time line of battles and maneuvers becomes clearer. What a great book. The book of maps ends where world war two ends. With the atomic bombings of the island of Japan.If this book was a woman I'd marry it!