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10. Mai 2016
The one I received stopped working properly after only a coupl of rivets
It worked fine on the first couple of rivets but then started to 'hold on' to the rivet after each operation. This mean't having to take it apart to release the pop riveter from the item that had been riveted.
30. Mai 2019
Great pictures to go with a compelling story
I have several of the ATB books and had previously avoided Ruckmarsch! as my initial impressions had been lots of photos of destroyed vehicles which I wouldn’t find useful. However, there is an abundance of action photos and that go along with the destroyed columns of German vehicles. I hadn’t appreciated or had much knowledge of this period of the Normandy campaign but once again Jean Paul Pallud brings it to life with a compelling narrative. There are several photos of German vehicles that I have not seen before in the Normandy campaign - mainly because I thought that German war photographers were much less active during this period, however, JPP has unearthed work from several German war photographers that travelled with the retreating troops. This book is well worth purchasing and provides a fascinating chronicle of the events leading up to the Falaise pocket and the subsequent escape from it to the evacuation of the German army across the Seine.