The Germans fought on the defensive side with some of the most powerful and advanced tanks in World War II, and had many advantages, but their success came down to more than just technological superiority or better morale.

This book is a detailed examination of the types and designations for tanks, tank destroyers, and assault guns in Normandy. It discusses how these vehicles were used on the battlefield as well as why they could not stay up to date with Allied advances during 1944.

This fascinating read focuses heavily on German Panzer units that fought extensively against advancing allies from America & Britain's Second Army Group (FUSAG). The author details all aspects related to each different vehicle type including their strengths/weaknesses military doctrine where applicable; providing an informative look at what happened when top-of-the line weaponry was pitted against outdated tactics.