Forgotten Archives 1: The Lost Signal Corps Photos by Darren Neely
The US Army Signal Corps photographs were the official standard for photo documentation of the American army during World War II. These photos were captured by trained cameramen and in most cases were taken under enemy fire, in a ditch with riflemen or as enemy shells landed nearby. Signal Corps photos have been used over and over in textbooks, popular trade books at bookstores in every shopping mall and now on the internet. The photos in this book are those that have not yet been published or have only appeared in hard to find unit histories and cover events in the ETO, from the Normandy breakout until the end of the war.
Beautifully illustrated with 266 rare large-format photos over 240 pages, Forgotten Archives 1 is must-see for the student of military history or armour enthusiast.
Book Data
Author: Darren Neely
ISBN: 9781908032119
Photos: 266
Pages: 240
Size: Hardcover, 270x210mm, landscape
Website Reviews
The Modelling News
AMPS
Military Modelling
InScale.org
Modellers Alliance
Armorama (video)
Chapters
1. Breakout and to the German Border
2. From the Patton Museum – Through the lens of an Ordnance Officer
3. Bogged Down
4. Ardennes – Bloodied and Counterattack
5. Ardennes – Through the lens of Lt. Joseph Zinni
6. Alsace, Germany and the End
7. The Photographers
Vehicles
Allied (US) T26E3 Heavy Tank |
German Tiger II |