Warfare in News
Book signing at War and Peace Show
Battlefield guide authors Major and Mrs Holt attended The War and Peace Revival on Thursday, 17 July. The couple, who opened their battlefield tour company in the 1970s and have written extensively on… Read full story...
Duke of Cambridge launches Centenary Fields
HRH the Duke of Cambridge attended the launch of the Centenary Fields initiative at the Coventry War Memorial Park on Wednesday, organized by the Royal British Legion and Coventry City Council. He unveiled… Read full story...Featured Articles
Read the book, make the model
Thu 12th JuneMike Verier writes about 'the Spitfire of the helicopter world', the Cobra - how research can inspire model making.
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The First Ship To Open Fire on D-Day
Mon 9th JuneIain Ballantyne describes HMS Warspite's role during the Normandy Landings, reputedly the first major vessel to open fire and hammer Hitler's so-called Atlantic Wall.
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'Killing the Bismarck' - Slaying the Myths
Tue 20th MayIain Ballantyne considers the myth and the reality of the Royal Navy’s pursuit and destruction of the German battleship Bismarck, as investigated in the new paperback edition of his book ‘Killing the Bismarck’
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Untold stories from the Desert Air Force – Eighth Army’s enforcer in the Second World War
Fri 16th MayFrom his newly released book – The Decisive Campaigns of the Desert Air Force 1942-1945, Bryn Evans shares some edited excerpts below.
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Latest Reviews
Honourable Warriors: Fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan - A Front-line Account of the British Army's Battle for Helmand (book)
Released: 17th March 2014Richard Streatfeild was working in Army PR at the MoD when we began Help for Heroes and he was ordered by his department to ‘mind’ Peta Todd, (the then Page Three Girl, now H4H Patron… Read full review...
Monuments Men - Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History (book)
Released: 13th February 2014Between 1943 and 1951, about 350 men and women from 13 Allied nations served as the men and women of the Monuments, Fine Arts & Archives section (MFAA) of the Allied armed forces. They were… Read full review...
