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It is quite common to attribute specific value to military events with the benefit of hindsight, without taking into account the actual situation at the time it took place and the views of the commanders involved. A clear example of this attitude is Hitler’s ‘halt order’ in May 1940 in front of Dunkirk, which is typically considered a mistake because it allowed the British forces to evacuate from the continent.
The D-Day landings and their aftermath were among the most complex and important naval operations in history. With the target beaches divided into two areas of responsibility – one US-commanded, one British – this armada launched a month-long operation to first support the landings, then to protect, supply, and support the troops ashore, as they fought to expand their toehold in occupied Europe.
The award-winning Joseph A. McCullough – creator of Frostgrave, Stargrave & The Silver Bayonet – is back this year with three new supplements and a brand-new standalone game...
Today we're showing three pieces of artwork from our April 2025 series books! Let us know in the comments which books you'd like to see featured in our May 2025 Artwork Reveal!
Here's a sneak peek from Warlord Games at the new army special rules in Bolt Action: Armies of Germany: Third Edition...
Japanese Combined Fleet 1942–1943 covers the period between August 1942 and November 1943, and begins with the first American offensive of World War II. This landing on Guadalcanal prompted a six-month grinding battle of attrition between August 1942 and February 1943 before the Japanese were forced to retreat from the island. During this contest, the IJN suffered heavy losses in aircraft, aircrew, and ships. In the ensuing campaign for the Central and Northern Solomons, the IJN was forced into a force preservation mode.
The first supplement has arrived for Bolt Action: Third Edition! Here's your introduction to Armies of Germany from Warlord Games themselves...
This month's book vote sees five Men-at-Arms titles battling for your support. Read the full descriptions and have your say by visiting the Book Vote page. Plus, check out the results of last month's Raid vote.
Often overlooked by aviation historians and writers – myself included! – is the aspect of training. This is possibly because it is not considered a particularly glamorous aspect of the ‘combat’ narrative. It was, however, essential.
Most tank buffs ignore the Pacific Campaign since there is the popular perception that tanks were not widely used in these battles. That was certainly the case in many of the early campaigns on the islands in the Southwest Pacific. These small volcanic islands were often covered by tropical growth and impassible to tanks.
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