Military History Bookazines

PLEASE NOTE: This is a re-print of a special magazine first published in 2016. Vietnam - the Air War over South East Asia This 100-page publication...

Adolf Hitler capitalised on the seeds of discontent sown by post-World War l ‘peace treaties’ and waged an embittered campaign of invasion and occu...

In June 1939, the working population of Britain totalled 19.75 million of which 75% were men. World War Two changed everything, and when the...

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

Heroes of World War TwoFrom Victoria Cross valour to acts of resistance in Occupied Europe and humanitarianism in the face of the Holocaust, Heroes...

Never Forget: Remembering Britain s Armed ForcesThough the process had began in the Crimean War, and continued into the Boer War, it was the events...

Battles that Made Britain What could have been had future US President George Washington, a British Army officer at the time, met his end in the di...

Road to Victory 1918 reveals how, after so many years of trench warfare, the fighting on the Western Front became mobile and more fluid. It reveals...

Victory in Europe  From as early as January 1943, when Hitler s 6th Army was destroyed by the Red Army at Stalingrad, it was evident that the war i...

Voted Britain’s Greatest Briton, Winston Churchill had an unparalleled impact upon the course of the 20th century, leading the Allies to eventual v...

Europe had stumbled into the most deadly and destructive conflict in its history. No-one knew how it would be fought; no-one knew how it would end....

1745 Jacobite Battle for Britain, a 100-page historical special written by James Hoare, looks at the last battle to be fought on British soil, when...

Originally published as War in the East and re-released for the 80th anniversary of Operation Barbarossa, Hitler’s War is a must read for anyone wi...

The guns had fallen silent. The fighting had ended. But, though the war had been won there were many who struggled to feel the sense of relief and ...

The Battle of the Atlantic As a nation Britain has always depended on supplies of food, oil, and raw materials from overseas. Such was the importan...

Boer War - The British Army in South Africa, 1899-1902 The Second Boer War was Britain s first modern war, delivering many of the challenges that ...

Pearl Harbor Just before 08.00 hours on the morning of December 7, 1941, Japanese forces launched a surprise, pre-emptive military strike against t...

For almost two decades, Napoleon Bonaparte was the most powerful man in Europe. In one of the most remarkable rags-to-riches stories of all time, h...

At 11.00 hours on Monday, 11 November 1918, the guns fell silent across the battlefields of Europe. After the deadliest conflict the world had ever...

This 116-page special magazine tells the story of the Normandy landings in the summer of 1944 in this, the 75th Anniversary year. Featuring: TRAINI...

The First World War was the most destructive conflict the world had known with scarcely a family throughout the UK and Commonwealth being untouched...