When the Panzer VI Ausf. E Tiger I tank first arrived on the battlefield, it started the Allied and Soviet intelligence race to discover everything they could about this new threat. The British Army quickly needed to know how to knock it out, then communicate that information back to the troops that had to face this new German metal monster either by official means or via newspapers.

This is not a typical book on the Tiger tank. It tries to show the reader what the British and Commonwealth forces knew about the Tiger I tank during the war and the results of scientific firing trials. Unpublished Second World War original documents, discovered in different archives, have been transcribed and reproduced along with any existing photographs found in those official secret reports. These include top secret Bletchley Park and Enigma intercepts of German messages that were decoded and translated before being sent to wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Illustrated with over 360 images, How to Kill a Tiger Tank is the definitive examination of a world-changing fighting vehicle.

Acknowledgements
Glossary
Introduction
1: Tiger Tank Development and Production
2: Operational Deployment
3: Early 1943 Soviet Army Tiger Tank Pamphlet
4: Early British Intelligence Reports About the Tiger Tank
5: The Armour Code
6: Tunisia Firing Trials Reports
7: Pamphlet on Attack on Panther Pz Kw V and Tiger Pz Kw VI
8: British Intercepts of German Coded Messages
9: 1943 Newspaper Reports on the New Tiger Tank
10: School of Tank Technology Pz Kw VI (Tiger) Report No 19
11: The Capture of Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf E (Tiger) Turret No 344
12: Firing Trials Against Panther and Tiger Tanks, 18-23 September 1944
13: Part I: Firing Trials Against Pz Kw VI (Tiger) 7-12 March 1945
14: Part II: Firing Trials Against Pz Kw VI (Tiger) 15-22 March 1945
15: Part III: Firing Trials Against Pz Kw VI (Tiger) 23-25 April 1945
16: Part IV: Firing Trials Against Pz Kw VI (Tiger) 26-27 April 1945
17: British Anti-Tank Weapons
18: British Battle Reports
19: Panzerketten (German Tank Track Classification System)
20: The Bucket
21: Surviving Panzer VI Tiger Tanks
22: Replica Tiger Tanks
Bibliography

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