On December 17, 1944, during the Battle of the Bulge, more than eighty unarmed United States soldiers were shot down after having surrendered to an SS unit near the small crossroads town of Malmedy, Belgium. Although more than thirty men lived to tell of the massacre, exactly what took place that day remains mired in controversy. The author spent fifteen years researching original sources and interviewing more than one hundred witnesses to uncover the truth behind the Malmedy massacre, and the result is riveting.

Prologue -- 1. "Like a Storm Wind" -- 2. Men of the 285th -- 3. Malmédy -- 4. "It Don't Look Good Boys" -- 5. "Those Beautiful Trucks ... " -- 6. Killing Field -- 7. "Bump Them Off!" -- 8. "Let's Go!" -- 9. Fateful Hours -- 10. Escape -- 11. Baugnez -- 12. Shock -- Epilogue -- Appendices : Appendix I : Survivors and Victims -- Appendix II : Order of March : 285th FAOB -- Appendix III : Order of March : Kampfgruppe Peiper at the Baugnez Crossroads -- Appendix IV : Malmédy : In Search of the Truth.