Overview -
• First book to cover the whole story of 106th ID in WWII
• This book draws on previously unseen archival collections in Germany and the United States, previously unknown or unpublished memoirs, and testimony from the last survivors
• Book will be supported by an easily accessible online database of filmed interviews and clickable maps about the 106th Infantry Division
REVIEWS
I highly recommend this book to anyone with even a slight interest in the Bulge offensive. It gives a unique perspective often missed by histories trying to give a more broad brush picture.
Army Rumour Service
King and Johnson's stirring account of the 106th is the stuff that legends are made of…
Books Monthly
This book uses personal reminiscences to tell the 106th's heroic story…the tale of those Golden Lions who fought like tigers.
The Armourer
Many accounts have that rich vein of humour that soldiers so often show.
Miniature Wargames
An invaluable contribution to the growing library of World War II military histories, memoirs and biographies… highly and unreservedly recommended.
Midwest Book Review