British and Commonwealth Armies Bundle
World War II Military Organization and Allied Forces
Contains the following titles:
British and Commonwealth Armies 1939-43 : Helion Order of Battle Volume 1 - Paperback
British and Commonwealth Armies 1944-45 : Helion Order of Battle Volume 2 - Paperback
British and Commonwealth Armies 1939-45 Supplement Volume 1 : Helion Order of Battle Volume 3 - Paperback
British and Commonwealth Armies 1939-45 Supplement Volume 2 : Helion Order of Battle Volume 4 - Paperback
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This comprehensive four-volume set provides an authoritative and meticulously detailed examination of the organizational structures of British and Commonwealth military forces during World War II. Authored by Mark Bevis, these volumes offer invaluable insights into the formation, deployment, and operational strategies of Allied armies across various theaters of war, serving as essential references for historians, military enthusiasts, and wargamers.
Volume 1 covers the British and Commonwealth armies from 1939 to 1943, detailing their organization in key theaters including Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and the Far East. It includes comprehensive Tables of Organization and Equipment (ToEs) for various formations.
Volume 2 continues with the organizational structures of British and Commonwealth forces from late 1943 through 1945, focusing on the strategic developments in North-West Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Far East, as well as Special Forces operations across all theaters.
Volume 3 is a supplement that expands on the first two volumes, providing additional data on units across North Africa, Europe, Burma, and Special Forces, with specific details on equipment and formations.
Volume 4 further supplements the series, offering more detailed data on overseas garrisons, the Home Front, and Special Forces, along with in-depth analyses of formations such as the South African 6th Armoured Division and units stationed in Iceland during the early war years.
Together, these volumes provide an unparalleled understanding of the organizational complexities and strategic roles of British and Commonwealth forces during the war, making them a vital resource for anyone studying military history and organization during World War II.
