John Norris looks at the re-enactors who opt for special ops by choosing to portray the elite forces…
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Derek Landers looks at an unusual replica from Uberti – the 1883 Burgess Carbine
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Derek Landers looks at an unusual replica from Uberti – the 1883 Burgess Carbine
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Concluding John Norris’s report from this year’s War & Peace Revival Show…
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John Norris sets off in search of lesser known sites of no-lesser historical importance...
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JOHN NORRIS looks at the 4th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry and those who portray this fine regiment…
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When Field Marshal Sir Garnet Wolseley died in 1913, after giving almost 50-years of service to...
continue reading >An intriguing item in Bonhams next sale of Antique Arms and Armour in Knightsbridge on November...
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JOHN NORRIS describes how a relatively small castle, such as the one in Dartmouth, can still be rich in history…JOHN NORRIS describes how a relatively small castle, such as the one in Dartmouth, can still be rich in history…
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DEREK LANDERS recounts the tale of a deal struck between two of history’s most famous names; Winchester and Colt…
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An introduction to collecting these 19th century American pocket pistols (Part One of Two)
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John Norris reports back from The War & Peace Revival and had a great time, as usual…
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JOHN NORRIS reports back from an interesting village in Wiltshire and also discovers a mobile living history museum…
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This work is the first title by the newly-formed publishing company of Military Mode
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There are many books on the SOE, its members and the operations they undertook, and to...
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Visiting battlefields has never been more popular than it is at present. The numbers of visitors to battlefields always increase during a special anniversary and this year it is 600 years since the English victory over the French at Agincourt. One might think there is little left to see which is connected to the campaign after such a long time, but this work proves just how wrong one can be. Castles and other buildings still remain to be seen and, of course, the battlefields themselves, most of which are farmland today.
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This month Harry Dolazell looks at a modern variant of a historical British bolt-action rifle – the No 5 Jungle Carbine; known for its unpleasant manners and bad performance. So how will the Australian-made M10A1 derivative chambered in 7.62X39 compare?
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Germany flirted briefly with the idea of building an aircraft carrier, the Graf Zeppelin, and although the idea was eventually dropped the Luftwaffe deployed a number of flying boats and floatplanes such as the BV 138 which is featured in this film.
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