Crécy: Battle of Five Kings
Posted by Michael Livingston on 3 July 2022 11:28:00 BST In Military History, Featured
In today's blog post, author Michael Livingston talks about his most recent trip to Crécy's battlesite! Continue Reading
Military History
July Book Vote 2022: Elite
Posted by Molly Chell on 1 July 2022 08:00:00 BST In Military History, Featured
This month's book vote sees five Elite titles battling for your support. Read the full descriptions and have your say by clicking on the link below. Plus, check out the results of last month's New Vanguard book vote.Continue Reading
ACM 29: The Kamikaze Campaign 1944–45. Imperial Japan’s last throw of the dice
Posted by Mark Lardas on 26 June 2022 10:00:00 BST In Military History, Featured
On the blog today, author Mark Lardas takes a look at the technology which assisted in the US Navy's victory over the kamikazes.Continue Reading
Men-At-Arms 544: Italian Colonial Troops, 1882–1960
Posted by Giuseppe Rava on 22 June 2022 15:30:07 BST In Military History, Featured
On the blog today author Giuseppe Rava gives an overview of Italy’s colonial presence in Africa, Asia and the Middle East during the 19th and 20th centuries. Continue Reading
World War I sniping – how did it happen?
Posted by Martin Pegler on 19 June 2022 10:00:00 BST In Military History, Featured
On the blog today, author Martin Pegler delves into the beginnings of snipers in the British Army.Continue Reading
September Artwork Reveal
Posted by Molly Chell on 16 June 2022 17:45:38 BST In Military History, Featured
In today's blog post, we're looking at three fantastic pieces of artwork from three of our September 2022 titles. Let us know what you think in the comments section and, if you would like to see any artwork from any of our October titles, be sure to mention that too!Continue Reading
Siege of Budapest 1944–45: The Brutal Battle for the Pearl of the Danube
Posted by Balázs Mihályi on 12 June 2022 14:00:00 BST In Military History, Featured
On the blog today author Balázs Mihályi takes us through the background of the siege and why Budapest was a target. Continue Reading
Obituary for Osprey profile artist Harry Dempsey
Posted by Molly Chell on 10 June 2022 18:00:34 BST In Military History, Featured
In early June Osprey’s preeminent World War 1 aviation profile artist, Harry Dempsey, passed away following a long battle with chronic lung disease. Born in 1949 and raised in Pitsmoor, near Sheffield, Harry was a graduate of Dewsbury Art College. Moving to London following the completion of his studies, he soon found employment in the art design industry, working for an agency on Bruton Street that sent him to cover fashion shows. He met his future wife, Anna, during this period. Following time in Yorkshire looking after his parents, Harry became the studio art director for Biggs of High Wycombe.Continue Reading
Flashpoints
Posted by Michael Napier on 10 June 2022 09:45:00 BST In Military History, Osprey Adventures
On the blog today, Michael Napier, author of Flashpoints: Air Warfare in the Cold War takes us through what interests him in the subject. Continue Reading
Smashing Hitler's Guns: The Rangers at Pointe-du-Hoc, D-Day 1944
Posted by Steven Zaloga on 5 June 2022 09:11:00 BST In Military History, Featured
On the blog today, Steven Zaloga, author of Smashing Hitler's Guns: The Rangers at Pointe-du-Hoc, D-Day 1944 takes us through what we can expect in his new book.Continue Reading
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