Britain At War

As the UK’s best-selling military history title, Britain at War is dedicated to exploring every aspect of the involvement of Britain and her Common...

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THE MAN BEHIND THE POSTERLord Kitchener of Khartoum’s rise from imperial strongman to cabinet war secretary WAR WALKTouring the Waterloo battlefiel...

JELLICOE’S REAL VICTORY?Admiral’s grandson says: “It was the U-boats and the convoys – not Jutland” ‘JUST A LUCKY IRISHMAN’The RAF’s ‘Few’ become n...

The latest instalment in this popular series from Key Publishing, World War Two, 1942 offers readers a compelling understanding of the timeline of ...

This eagerly anticipated new special from the publishers of Britain at War magazine looks back at the iconic German tanks of World War Two. Profil...

WHY THE US BEGAN ITS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM• The most influential war in world history?• 250 years of Anglo-American ups and downs• What if Britain had ...

FROM HOME GUARD TO HOBO’S GUARDThe teenage volunteer who protected a general with a target on his back TIME’S UP AS L85 HITS 40What will replace th...

REICHSWALD RAIDERSFlying ‘cab ranks’ with cluster-bombing Canadians HEAVY-LIFT HEROESThe RAF’s Chinook fleet THE MAKING OF AN INCREDIBLE MANHow TV’...

GUN, CAMERA, ACTIONThe pilot who caught a Focke’s death dive on film REVEALEDCan we identify the VC’s mystery recipient? DREADNOUGHT REVOLUTIONHow ...

WELLINGTONS VERSUS THE BOOTSThe E-boats’ unlikely aerial predator HOME GUARD 1944Stood down or let down? TOMMY AND THE THOMPSONHow the gangsters’ f...

Enter the arena of the sniper… a world of silence, patience, and stealth… steely nerves and unshakable fortitude – punctuated by the thunderbolt of...

MAYHEM MOUNTAINClark’s challenging command at Monte Cassino THE SENIOR SERVICE’S LONG ARMIs the BL 15in naval gun the battleship’s greatest weapon?...

THE MAN WHO WON THE MEDAdmiral ‘ABC’: hero of Taranto, Cape Matapan and Crete TOO MAD TO BUILDBritain’s worst WWII aircraft DOWDING’S DEBUTBattle o...

‘THE POOR MAN’S DOUGLAS BADER’How the iconic RAF pilot inspired another double amputee to fight EXCLUSIVEAl Murray, Arnhem and ‘Black Tuesday’ THE ...

RAIDS ON ROMMELThe clandestine attempts to kill or capture top German generals ROBERT KEE’S HIDDEN HISTORYLegendary broadcaster’s POW escape attemp...

EPSOM: THE DOMINO OFFENSIVEHow one deadlocked battle made Allied victory inevitable FIGHTING FIRES BEHIND THE FRONTThe special unit tackling hot sp...

OVERLORD UNLEASHED: D-DAY 80TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL• Yeoman Gunners’ desperate charge• No.4 Commando’s casino scrap• How 12,000 aircraft shielded th...

DESIGNING D-DAY• Assembling the vanguard of liberation• Covering it up and clearing the way• Britain’s ingenious portable harboursISSUE INVADERSJam...

RAISE THE JOLLY ROGERHow the ‘Black Flag’ defined the Royal Navy’s Submarine ServiceDEATH DRUMS ALONG THE RIVERAmethyst’s 100-day Yangtze siegeNATO...

WINGATE’S BURMA LIONS• Britain’s eccentric guerrilla leader• Spitfires deep behind Japanese linesINSIDE THE TANK FACTORYFosters of Lincoln in World...

HELL ON POINT 57How one man’s VC valour pushed his division to victory at AnzioON A WING AND A PRAYERThe conscientious objector who became the lead...

LAST-DITCH LUFTWAFFEHow RAF Mustangs shot down Germany’s ‘wonder weapons’ROCKETS AND ’RITINGHow Nevil Shute fought World War Two with both weapons ...

CANADA’S STALINGRADFighting house-to-house against Hitler’s eliteBROTHERHOODThe fates of two siblings on Britain’s iconic battlecruiserJUTLAND: A F...

HEROES ON HORSEBACK“They thundered past me while every gun in Germany fired at them”THE DAY GOSPORT WENT BANGWere communists to blame for ammunitio...

TO HELL IN A HALIFAXShot down by Hitler... Left at Stalin's mercyEXPANDING ‘THE FEW’The forgotten Kiwi legendSPRINGBOKS STUN THE STALAGThe ‘rugby w...

HERO PRESUMED TRAITORHow one family misjudged its Battle of Britain pilot fatherDAWN OF THE DIGITAL AGE How you owe your smartphone to Bletchley's ...

‘S’ FOR SURVIVALRevelations from a lost attic treasureCORRUPTION, CHICANERY AND RHS CHELSEAHistoric quirks from the home for heroes and its In-Pens...

KOREA: THE FINAL HOURSHow Commonwealth troops endured China’s gruelling last-ditch assaultGUINNESS GREMLINSHow the Irish stout inspired a tank unit...

The year 1943 was crucial in the Allied effort to defeat Axis forces and eliminate German, Italian, and Japanese totalitarian expansionism around t...

BANASTRE ‘THE BUTCHER’Gambler. Pillager. Murderer. Hero?AIRACOBRA ANIMOSITYWhy America’s big-gun fighter was hated by the RAF… and loved by the Sov...

THE DAMBUSTERS RECONSIDERED• Why ‘bouncing bomb’ success was never repeated• Legitimate targets or a sideshow• Could the raid happen todayBLOOD, RI...

WAR FOR THE WELLHow yeoman Crusaders cut their teeth against Italy’s finestSHOP SECRETSHow Selfridges helped the Allies make war-winning decisionsM...

THE ‘PIRATE’ OF THE MEDThe genius of Britain's relentless master submarinerCHALLENGER 2 vs IRAQI T-55Twenty years on, tank regiment CO and a troop ...

MONTYUnbeatable or unbearable?FIREPOWER EVOLUTIONThe Lee-Metford’s indelible mark on the armyWITH FRIENDS LIKE THESE…Tommy’s raw perceptions of all...

DYNASTY WARRIORSOne family, two generations, three VCsTRAPPED IN ’NAMAustralian platoon digs inMOSSIE PARTY POOPERSHow RAF gatecrashers spoiled Gör...

NAUTICAL KNOCKOUTHow the Royal Navy crippled Italy’s sub force in ten daysCREAM OF THE CROPHow WWI reshaped British officersMUM’S ARMYThe forgotten...

MASTER COMMANDOHow Scotland’s jungle warrior transformed Allied fortunes in the fight for New GuineaHI-POWER LEGENDBritain’s iconic sidearmSMILING ...

COLDITZHow a prankster, a dentist, a lawyer, and a traitor built the legendHM QUEEN ELIZABETH II: A life in serviceReflections from her military ai...

MOSQUITOS TO SCANDINAVIA• How ‘winged Vikings’ took the fight home• Rooftop raiders smash the Gestapo’s Torture CastleNAGASAKI’S FORGOTTEN POWsSurv...

HUNTING THE DESERT FOXCould Churchill’s first pick have won at El Alamein?BRITAIN’S TANK GRAVEYARDRare photographs reveal fate of WW2 surplus v...

The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which opened the 21st century, are over. The world is seeing new wars, using the latest technologies and new tac...