Jeffrey PlowmanJeffrey Plowman is a research biochemist by profession who has had a keen interest in military history for over 45 years. He has made a special study of New Zealand armour and armoured units, extending his interest into the operations of the 2nd New Zealand Division in the Mediterranean theatre in World War II. He has published over twenty five books on these subjects and co-authored a numerous articles in After the Battle and Wheels and Tracks magazines. He has published four books with Pen and Sword: _War in the Balkans: The Battle for Greece and Crete 1940-1941, Monte Cassino. Armoured Forces in the Battle for the Gustav Line, Greece 1941: The Death Throes of Blitzkrieg_ and _Tank Attack at Monte Cassino. The Cavendish Road Operation 1944._ Mark M.J. Wilson is an Associate Professor in Supply Chain Management at Lincoln University in New Zealand and is also a keen amateur military historian focusing especially on the New Zealand forces in both World Wars. Mark has conducted a number of battlefields tours with a large number of clients to places such as Italy (the Battles of Monte Cassion and Orsogna), Turkey (Gallipoli) and has also visited the Crete battlefields on five separate occasions. Mark knows Crete and its people well and has an extensive library of all the major treaties on the subject, as well as artifacts and personal accounts of veterans and local civilians. Mark has published over 75 peer reviewed international academic journal articles and papers, as well as historical booklets. Read More Read Less