Fallschirmjäger - Uniforms and Equipment 1936-1945 is aimed equally at collectors, uniform enthusiasts, and readers interested in military history. This work, published in three volumes, is a thorough study of the uniforms and equipment worn and used by the German paratroopers, from their beginnings to the end of World War II. Additionally, it covers all badges and documents related to the paratroopers, as well as their operations—from the Belgian fortress Eben-Emael to Crete, North Africa, Russia, Italy with Monte Cassino, Normandy, and the Ardennes, up to the final days of the Nazi regime. Fallschirmjäger - Uniforms and Equipment 1936-1945 represents the most comprehensive and detailed study of all aspects of the clothing and equipment of the paratroopers to date.