This new book explains the rules regarding colours, camouflage, markings and organisation of German vehicles in World War 2 and show some of the many variations (the common, the strangest and the most interesting) discovered during their research.

The subject of this book is complex and has been addressed by many authors, but usually by dividing it into different areas and not in only one concise book.
The authors of ‘Panzer DNA’ have collected an archive of official German records, Allied reports, post war interpretations, and examined hundreds of photos to offer to the readers a simple but complete guide.

‘Panzer DNA’ is an essential book for all the necessary information in one place, to see examples, to understand the basis of German military organisation and learn that some myths are exaggerated or wrong.

Written by Daniele Guglielmi and Mario Pieri, it is a hardback volume with 139 pages and more than 150 photos.