User:MarcGarver/sandbox/Bryan Perrett

Bryan Perrett (born 9 July 1934 in Liverpool) is a military historian and author. He served in the Royal Tank Regiment. He was the defense correspondent for the Liverpool Echo during the Falklands War and Gulf War. He is particularly noted for his work on armoured warfare.

Works

 * Through Mud and Blood: Infantry/Tank Operations in World War II (1975)
 * Blitzkrieg!: A History of the Nazis' Lightning War (1985)
 * Last Stand: Famous Battles Against The Odds
 * Tank Tracks to Rangoon: The Story of British Armour in Burma
 * Against All Odds!
 * The Hunters and the Hunted: The Elimination of German Surface Warships around the World 1914-15
 * Heroes Of The Hour: Brief Moments of Military Glory
 * Why the Japanese Lost: The Red Sun's Setting
 * Iron Fist: Classic Armoured Warfare: Classic Armoured Warfare Case Studies 
 * Gunboat!: Small Ships At War
 * Why the Germans Lost: The Rise and Fall of the Black Eagle
 * For Valour
 * My Story: D-Day
 * North Sea Battleground: The War and Sea, 1914–1918
 * The Battle Book: Crucial Conflicts in History from 1469 BC to the Present
 * Fighting Vehicles of the Red Army (1970)
 * Allied Tanks, North Africa, World War II (1986)
 * The Real Hornblower: The Life of Rear Admiral Sir James Gordon GCB Annapolis (1997)
 * British Military History For Dummies