Wars are not fought just with weapons and tanks, brains and nerves can also bring about...
continue reading >During WWII bridges of all sizes were considered invaluable to operational manoeuvring. Some were seized with...
continue reading >It is now more than 100-years since the Battle of the Some was fought and was...
continue reading >Of all the battles fought during the First World War, it is the Somme which evokes...
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John Norris looks at one of the bloodiest conflicts of the First World War, The Battle of the Somme…
continue reading >The American involvement in Afghanistan has been documented in many ways but this book, a collection...
continue reading >The eponymous weapon about which this work is the subject, will be familiar to many ex-servicemen...
continue reading >During the course of their long histories, the Guards have been called on to serve in...
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Original German film footage - The top fighter planes.
continue reading >Belgium’s defences took many forms in the First World War; JOHN NORRIS visits an important example with a sinister name…
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Originally released in 1993 this is a fully updated and expanded edition taking the role of the sniper into the 21stcentury.
continue reading >that was complicated both militarily and politically. Do not be put off by its small size...
continue reading >This is the latest title in the popular, Essential Histories Series and packed into it are...
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John Norris finds a perfect group for the older WWII re-enactor
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Part Two of John Norris report on the 30th Anniversary of the biggest privately owned military vehicle gathering in the world
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This is the first time W&P has been filmed by Videolines but Ken Roberts, the man behind the camera, is a familiar figure to re-enactors and vehicles from filming at other events.
continue reading >The invasion may have knocked Italy out of the war but Germans troops fought until the...
continue reading >During the Second World War, the railway network was a vital artery for Britain, being used...
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