Pen & Sword, £19.99 ISBN 978-1848841802 This book provides an analysis of intelligence gathering and implementation during the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879.…
Continuing our review of military classics, Military Times looks at A J P Taylor’s controversial publication on the causes of the Second…
The Command of the Air is the greatest military treatise on air war ever written – a dogmatic manifesto promising victory through…
Ian Murray Haynes Publishing, £25 ISBN 978-1844255887 Barnes Wallis came to the public’s attention with the release of The Dam Busters, the…
Fuelled by TV shows such as Who Do You Think You Are?, interest in family history has exploded in recent years. And…
We review Colonel C E Callwell’s famous Late Victorian counter-insurgency manual, Small Wars: Their Principles and Practice. The military academies are buzzing…
Book Club: The Kill Zone Chris Ryan is ‘the one that got away’: the one member of the famous Bravo Two Zero SAS…
‘A date which will live in infamy’ was the iconic phrase coined by President Roosevelt to describe the Japanese attack on Pearl…
Killing Time: Archaeology and the First World War In the new, revised (paperback) edition of Killing Time, Nicholas J Saunders has updated…
Compiled from the sound archives of the Imperial War Museum, this oral history recounts the deeds of those – as recounted by…