Typhoon's End by David Pentland. (B) REG5371 Trapped within a rapidly decreasing

Trapped within a rapidly decreasing perimeter

Napoleons farewell to Josephine

Neil Jenkins

is turning into the path of the Fw190s

of 2nd Battalion Kings Royal Rifle Corps

Typhoon's End by David Pentland. (B) REG5371 Trapped within a rapidly decreasingDHM6507B. Typhoon's End by David Pentland. Volokolamsk, Moscow, December 1941. Panzer III's and Panzergrenadiers of the 11th Panzer Division press on towards Moscow in the final stages of Operation Typhoon. Ultimately doomed to failure by the freezing weather and tenacious Soviet defence, this proved to be the high water mark of the Axis advance on the Soviet capital. Supplied with the original signatures of Otto Carius (deceased), Albert Kerscher