BIBLIOGRAPHY

This a short list of useful reading material which will give the player a deeper insight to the nature of the operation, the forces involved, and to encourage and assist them in making their own scenarios.

Band of Brothers, Stephen Ambrose.

Arnhem, William Buckingham.

Arnhem, the Airborne Battle, Martin Middlebrook

Arnhem, Nine Days of Battle, Chris Brown

It Never Snows in September, Robert Kershaw

A Bridge too Far, Cornelius Ryan

Arnhem Spearhead, James Sims

A Drop too Many, John Frost

82nd Airborne Division; America’s Guard of Honor, Stephen Mrozek

Last Stop before Destiny – 101st Airborne Division, Matthew Pellet.

The Cauldron, Zeno

OSPREY BOOKS

Arnhem 1944 ,Stephen Badsey

British Paratrooper, 1940-45, Rebecca Skinner

German Combat Equipments, 1939-45, Gordon Rottman

German Airborne Troops, Bruce Quarrie

WW2 Infantry Tactics, Stephen Bull

US Airborne Divisions in the ETO, 1944-45, Steven Zaloga

Wirbelwind

CREDITS

WRITTEN BY

Chris Brown

EDITED BY

Alessio Cavatore, Paul Sawyer

COVER ART BY

Peter Dennis

INTERIOR ART BY

Peter Dennis and Graham Turner

PHOTOGRAPHED BY

Darek Wyrozebski, Anna Bereza

MINIATURES PAINTED BY

Darek Wyrozebski, Andres Amian, Jamie Getliffe, Paul Sawyer, Neil Burt, Stephan Huber, Bruce Murray

THANKS

John Stallard, Paul Sawyer, Andy Wheale, Dr Dave James, Pete Healy, Martin Mackay

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks are due to more people than I can possibly acknowledge here, but most especially to the Thule Gamers in Shetland – Patricia Brown, Sean Anderson, John Neicho, Mark Boden, Mike McEwan, Stephanie McDowall, Andy Noble, Merran Thompson, David McDowall, and Steve Renwick. Thanks are also due to Ludwig van Dijk of Arnhem and to Don Stewart and Tom Howley at Alba Studios, Aberdeen Wargames Club, the Sixshooters club of Amsterdam, Peter and Jonathon Brown, Paul Sawyer, and Richard Carlisle at Warlord Games and of course Alessio Cavatore and Rick Priestley for developing Bolt Action in the first place.