Explore the history and design of military flags used by the German Wehrmacht through this illustrated volume from the respected Men-at-Arms series. This book examines the reintroduction of unit colours during the early years of the Wehrmacht and provides historical context, supported by period photographs and detailed color illustrations.

In-Depth Historical Research

Written by Brian L. Davis, this volume examines the development of Wehrmacht unit colours, including the design process commissioned to artist Paul Casberg. The book presents these subjects from a historical and reference perspective for readers interested in military history.

Richly Illustrated

The book includes:

• Contemporary historical photographs
• Eight full-page color plates by Malcolm McGregor
• Detailed illustrations of military flags and standards
• Historical commentary and reference material

Part of the Men-at-Arms Series

This volume is the first in a three-book series covering the flags used during the Third Reich period, making it a useful addition for military historians, researchers, museums, educators, and collectors of historical reference books.

Ideal For

• Military history enthusiasts
• World War II researchers
• History students
• Museum and archival reference
• Historical illustration collectors
• Men-at-Arms series collectors

Product Features

• Historical reference book
• Men-at-Arms No. 270
• Written by Brian L. Davis
• Covers Wehrmacht unit colours and standards
• Includes historical photographs
• Eight full-color illustration plates
• Educational and research-focused content
• Suitable for history collections and libraries

This volume provides a detailed, illustrated look at Wehrmacht flags within their historical context, making it a valuable resource for readers studying World War II military history.