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Admiral Donitz's Very Bad Month
'Battle of the Atlantic 1942–45', the second of two volumes, explores the climactic events of the Battle of the Atlantic, and reveals how air power - both maritime patrol aircraft and carrier aircraft - ultimately proved to be the Allies' most important weapon in one of the most bitterly fought naval campaigns of World War II. On the blog today, author Mark Lardas looks at some of the advantages the Allies had. Continue Reading
Bloodhounds at War
On the blog today, Robbie MacNiven, briefly examines the importance of the British Light Infantry in the American Revolution and how they came to be known as "bloodhounds". Continue ReadingForum
European Delivery
No, Minal. I'm sorry, but being able to purchase mediocre quality eBooks isn't really offsetting... Read more
Wither pdf's?
Very pleased to hear from you, Minal.
I stand (half) corrected about the contents page on... Read more
Some "Combat" series suggestions
@KAL9000, really digging all your 20th Century titles!@Atkinson, you know the Hungarian Soldier... Read more
A New Campaign Title Revealed!!!!
The problem I see is Dr. Forczyk (the guy who writes the German Soviet war books) only writes... Read more
