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just got this new publication: "World War II Axis Booby Traps and Sabotage Tactics" by Gordon Rottman.
although many Osprey's are not a big seller, this booklet is a nice and inexpensice summary of this special subject.
I have this book to and it has some nice colour illistrations, and i think its a good start for anyone collecting German mines or boobytraps,
i also think it helps if a group wanted to do a engineer section on detecting methods and where and what is likely to be booby trapped and what was used ! i would say 7/10 for me as i like colour diagrams as it helps restorations to, :tinysmile_fatgrin_t
yes it is a copy and paste book but these type of books are every-where
you think great new book then look inside it to see half of it you have already seen before in about 10 other books ! dont let this put you off as this is worth 10.50 next day deliverd of e-bay !
Today I bought Osprey Elite No 184 by Gordon L Rottman: World War II allied sabotage devices and booby traps and yes, that too is a cut and paste type of book but is nevertheless interesting and informative. It was interesting for me because when I joined the British army in 1978 the Nos 4, 5, 6 and 12 switches were still in service. The book cost 11.99 and was published in 2010. The ISBN is 978 1 84908 175 7. On page 63 at the back of the book there is a `recommended reading' section, including a website reference from where manuals can be ordered: www.military-info.com.
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