Rommel's Desert War by Martin Kitchen is very well researched and very well written though it relies too heavily on reports from German staff officers who themselves deeply disliked Rommel and sought any opportunity to discredit him.
Read MoreA review of Steven J. Zaloga's book George S. Patton: Leadership, Strategy, Conflict recognized the 64-page book wasn't meant to be an "in-depth" biography, and it succeeds as a brief capsule of Patton’s career and leadership.
Read MoreAnthony Beevor's book D-Day: The Battle for Normandy contains much more than what its title promises, continuing through Operation Goodwood, Operation Cobra, the Mortain Counterattack, the Falaise Pocket, and the Liberation of Paris.
Read MoreCoral Sea debuted Avalanche Press' new Second World War at Sea gaming system. Overall it is a good introductory wargame, but suffers from overly complicated combat rules.
Read MoreThe wait is over. If you want to take a look at this game, the beta is now open to all.
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