The German Army On The Western Front 1915 Jack Sheldon by Jack Sheldon 9781399085120, 1399085123 instant download after payment.

Although the Western Front had stabilized by the end of 1914, this did not mean that tactical thinking and developments also stood still. Every Allied attempt to break the deadlock elicited a response from the German defenders, who brought the tactics of positional warfare to a high state of refinement. Trench systems increased in depth and complexity. The machine gun proved its lethality and the result for the Western Allies was one costly setback after another, with French losses reaching a staggering 1000 000 fatalities by the end of that year alone.
This superbly researched book provides the clearest and most comprehensive German perspective yet on this period of the War. 

It covers such well-known actions as Neuve Chapelle, Ypres (where poison gas was used on a large scale for the first time), Aubers Ridge and Loos as well as the appalling clashes in Champagne and the Argonne Forest. The latest in this Author's acclaimed works on this subject, The German Army on the Western Front 1915 will be welcomed as essential reading by all with a close interest in the First World War.