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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Shooting Vietnam, The War By Its Military Photographers
The authors have produced a personal view of the Vietnam war as seen through the camera lens. This is a novel approach to military history where few books are created by those who photographed the action – Highly Recommended.
Images of War, Tank Wrecks of the Western Front 1940-1945, Rare Photographs From Wartime Archives
The very popular Images of War series provides stunning images from official and private collections. This new addition offers an illuminating view of the development of tanks employed on the Western Front – Most Highly Recommended.
Images of War, The Normandy Air War 1944, Rare Photographs From Wartime Archives
The Images of War series is deservedly popular with its outstanding photo selections at remarkably low prices This new addition covers the air battles over Normandy – Most Highly Recommended.
Images of War, Air War Over North Africa, USAAF Ascendant, Rare Photographs From Wartime Archives
The Images of War series is deservedly popular with its outstanding photo selections at remarkably low prices This new addition covers one part of the North African campaigns, where the USAAF were a critical part in the landings in the western area of North Africa – Most Highly Recommended.
Images of War, Wingate’s Men, The Chindit Operations: Special Forces in Burma
The Images of War series has been building into a unique and impressive visual military history, offering rare images with concise text at very aggressive pricing. This new addition covers one of the most neglected theatres of war and one of the most neglected organizations, the Chindits – Most Highly Recommended.
Images of War, Early Jet Bombers 1944-1954, Rare Photographs From Wartime Archives
The Images of War series has been building into a unique and impressive visual military history and volumes have achieved best selling status. This new addition covers one of the most important episodes in the history of the development of warplanes – Most Highly Recommended.
Wellington’s Command, A Reappraisal of his Generalship in the Peninsula and At Waterloo
The author has challenged some of the myths and legends of Wellington and the uncritical accounts that have been published. The choice of Wellington to command was not overwhelmingly supported by Horseguards, but his victories placed him in a category of his own during the Napoleonic Wars – Highly Recommended.
Armies of the Past, Armies of Celtic Europe, 700BC-AD106, History, Organization & Equipment
The Armies of the Past Series has set new standards in the study of ancient armies. The Romans discovered that the barbarian Celts were much more than the savages they expected and this new book provides the reasons – Very Highly Recommended.
Hitler’s Invasion of East Anglia 1940, An Historical Cover Up?
A best selling aviation historian poses questions and provides some answers about the great mysteries of 1940. The Germans controlled the Western coastline from Norway’s North Cape to the Spanish border, so what happened to Operation Sealion? – Highly Recommended.