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South African Air Force: 1939–80 In a 1917 report to the British government, South Africa’s General Jan Smuts foresaw the future for a South Africa...

This reissue of Aeroplane Icons: Canberra celebrates the aircraft’s 75th anniversary. The Canberra bomber was created without fuss and fanfare, an...

Twenty years ago, NATO fighter jets took to the skies over the alliance’s new members in the Baltic region to protect their airspace. Since then, ...

The French Foreign Legion is a regiment shrouded in mystery and which has cultivated a fearsome reputation which is envied by its allies. Known fo...

Meditation is now the world’s fastest-growing health and wellbeing trend. This bookazine takes a look at Transcendental Meditation, an effortless ...

This year is the 80th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Normandy. D-Day was the world’s biggest ever amphibious landing and involved US, Britis...

At the end of WW2, aircraft carrier aviation – the art of flying combat aircraft off the deck of a ship for operations and landing back aboard – wa...

Digital Command Control, or DCC, has played an increasing role in model railways for more than 20 years and is forever expanding its play-value wit...

  The Airfix 2024 catalogue is here and offers a full view of all the new products planned by Britain's leading scale model manufacturer in the yea...

  The Hornby 2024 catalogue is here and offers a full view of all the new products planned by Britain's leading model manufacturer in the year ahea...

Britain’s railways have arguably never faced more uncertainty. With rail reform still on hold, the cancellation of HS2 announced, and passenger rev...

Sub Hunters tells the story of anti-submarine warfare from the early part of the 20th century through to the modern day. It looks at the early effo...

The FlyPast Yearbook 2024 will feature the highlights of FlyPast magazine from the past 12 months with new features in what was a truly remarkable ...

For those wondering what the First-Class travel experience is like, Luxury Air provides a glimpse into this discrete world. This publication rounds...

The United States Army is not currently in a declared war, but it is still fighting and struggling on multiple fronts. Its soldiers are fighting sm...

The Parachute Regiment was formed during World War Two after Prime Minister Winston Churchill called for a force of at least 5,000 parachute troops...

A compilation reissue of Ultimate Flight Tests from 2008 and 2011 includes twelve of the world’s finest aeroplanes, all viewed from the cockpit per...

AirForces Monthly leads the way with its award-winning coverage of air power around the world and this special publication features many of the yea...

Featuring a mix of Classic Land Rover’s most popular travel and restoration features from the past two years along with new content, this 116-page ...

Britain’s railways have arguably never faced more uncertainty. With rail reform still on hold, the cancellation of HS2 announced and passenger rev...

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

This publication profiles the main amphibious forces of the world, including their amphibious landing ships, landing craft, specialist amphibious a...

The Car: A History of the World in 150 Cars; Non Series; Where might we have been for the last century without the car? Henry Ford saw the potentia...

Metroline: After London Transport When London Buses Ltd.'s subsidiary companies were privatised in the autumn of 1994, Metroline, serving a large s...