Day of the Panzer

“…one of the most interesting and absorbing battle histories that this reviewer has ever read...remarkably realistic and personal…” ~History Book Club

"...riveting...very well done and gives the reader a much broader vision of the "forgotten" Invasion of France". ~IPMS/USA

"… a gripping story of initiative and confusion (on both sides) competently told and one that shows the details of extensive research… delivers the nitty gritty…" ~Russ Lockwood, Magweb.com

“…makes a major contribution to our understanding of American infantry in Europe.” ~Michigan War Studies Review

“…clearly written, pacey and exciting whilst giving a clear account of the sequence of events, a first hand perspective and a “flow” that keeps one keen to thumb over the next page.” ~Military Modelling

"Danby resurrects the forgotten campaign of World War II in this excellent popular history... a sprightly and evocative tribute to the troops of Operation Dragoon." ~Publisher’s Weekly

"...a powerful, punchy story…outs the reader in the middle of a raging battlefield populated with humans who far transcend the one dimensional paper soldiers often found in military history…" ~Stone & Stone Second World War Books

“Through his well-wrought prose, Danby paints a detailed picture of deadly fighting and stunning victory.” ~WWII History

"This is a fast-paced, interesting narrative on employment of a tank infantry team. Danby is to be commended for his fine efforts." ~ARMOR Magazine

"A well-written account of life at the (fairly) sharp end." ~Miniature Wargames