Jeff Danby is an independent WWII historian living in Ohio. His first book "The Day of the Panzer: A Story of American Heroism and Sacrifice in Southern France" was honored as a Military Book Club and History Book Club “Main Selection” in 2008. "Men of Armor: Beginnings, North Africa and Italy" is the first work in a unique, intimate multivolume project chronicling the history of B Company of the 756th Tank Battalion. Jeff recently authored "Common Sense Medicine: Restoring the Patient/Physician Relationship," a short book advocating free-market medicine written for the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS). Jeff holds a B.A. Degree in History (1985, with Honors) from DePaul University with a concentration in 20th Century America.