The Cold War moved to Rhodesia and left white Rhodesians facing genocide, a story that has largely been ignored by history. One of two books, the other being ‘Survival Course’, by the author about his experiences in the Rhodesian Light Infantry. This is a moving story that deserved to be told and now deserves to be read, about the costly march of socialism and the devastation it causes. – Most Highly Recommended
The Cold War moved to Rhodesia and left white Rhodesians facing genocide, a story that has largely been ignored by history. One of two books, the other being ‘Fire Force’, by the author about his experiences in the Rhodesian Light Infantry. This is a moving story that deserved to be told, and now deserves to be read, about the costly march of socialism and the devastation it causes. – Most Highly Recommended
Another best seller from the master of the Napoleonic War/Royal Navy genre. This Kydd and Renzi story covers the largely ignored Royal Navy triumph in preventing Napoleon using the Balkan land bridge to reach India to destroy the British Empire. – Most Highly Recommended
The author has already written a number of fine books about the later period of the Roman Empire and this is a worthy addition to his portfolio. The later years of Roman history are the least known and understood, historians concentrating on the Republic and the early years of Empire. – Very Highly Recommended
The English Civil War started as a conflict between Monarch and Parliament and ended in confusion and an experiment in dictatorship. This is story of the conflict which changed England and Britain. – Very Highly Recommended
The Cold War was a hot war for the SAS in the Middle East and Africa. This is an untold story that provides unique insight into how the SAS were employed during the Cold War. – Very Highly Recommended
This fine and popular Cold War Series takes the Korean War on from the fall of the Gloucesters to the ending fighting. The Korean War has received far less coverage by historians than it deserves and this new book adds greatly to the telling of the story. – Very Highly Recommended
This new addition to the very popular Images of War series covers the development of anti-tank weapons in German service. During World War 2, artillery was king of the battlefield, although tanks seized the imagination. The development of fast moving armour required similar development of anti-armour weapons. – Highly Recommended
Touring battlefields, as a popular tourist activity, really started following WWII. As touring battlefields continued to increase, there has been a thirst for alternatives to WWI and WWII battlefields. – Highly Recommended
The protracted Battle for Monte Cassino has attracted many historians, but somehow the important Cavendish Road Operation has largely escaped their attention. Monte Cassino and the Italian Campaign has frequently been dismissed as a wast of Allied resources, but it was the third front of WWII, the second being the air war over Europe, and vital to the eventual Allied victory. Within this critical campaign, Monte Cassino formed an important impediment to the Allied advance. – Very Highly Recommended