U.S. Army Signal Corps Vehicles 1941-45

"...a worthy addition to any personal library; whether it belongs to an historian, a vehicle restorer, or a builder of military miniatures." ~War Wheels

"...a valuable resource whose breadth and depth of information makes it indispensable to military historians, radio and motor vehicle enthusiasts, WWII re-enactors, collectors of militaria, military model builders and technology buffs of all stripes." ~K9YA Telegraph

"Offering hundreds of Signal Corps photos, many showing the vehicles deployed in action around the world, Andres includes enough details to make this book a valuable reference for anyone interested in WWII and communications history." ~The Spectrum Monitor

"...the book is a dream to hold, be intrigued by, and riveted to until conclusion. First and foremost, the narrative in clear, clean, and, for the most part, not all that technical. In clear, precise, easy, and enjoyable to digest narration, we are privy to the World War II American and British secrets of the latest developments in radars, radios, multi-use vehicles, specialized vehicles, specialized trailers, telephones, and the like." ~Argunners

"The author has written several other books on similar vehicles so is well qualified to tackle this particular subject. He also goes into the K classifications that were peculiar to vehicles obtained for the Signal Corps. Add to it a bevy of superb period photos and you have a book that is fascinating reading on a subject that few of us really consider." ~ModelingMadness.Com

"This was a very interesting book to read and has a wealth of information about the US Army Signal Corps during WWII...Highly Recommended for beginner to advanced builders." ~AMPS

"This book will be of great interest to modelers, military historians and researchers alike." ~AMPS Indianapolis

"Enjoyed it." ~Historical Miniatures Gaming Society

"Interspersed throughout the book are tables which detail the systems used and individual specifications. The hundreds of period photos are all very clear and have reproduced very nicely in this book" ~IPMS/USA