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The Volunteers Pocket Book by Military Pocket Books
The Territorial Army version of the Soldier's Pocket book with comprehensive guides on many soldiering skills and techniques.
A Soldier's Pocket Book by John Hobbis Harris
Everything that the Soldier in todays British Army needs to know. This book is used as a reference by many soldiers in the British Army on the topics of First Aid,NBC,Adventure Training,Map Reading,FieldCraft, Patrols,Ambushes, Skill at Arms and many more topics. This is probably the most complete s
Imperial War Museum Book Of 1918: Year Of Victory (pan Grand Strategy) by Malcolm Brown and Imperial War Museum
Published on the eightieth anniversary of the 1918 Armistice, this book tells the story of a year during which the casualty lists on all sides were longer, and the turns of fortune most remarkable and action most intense.
Wellington The Years Of The Sword by Elizabeth Longford
The life of the 'Iron Duke'
Trafalgar: The Nelson Touch by David Howarth
The death of Nelson is a well-known story, but most people know much less of the battle in which he died: the single afternoon, off the coast of southern Spain, which put an end for ever to Napoleon\'s hope of invading England, and established a British supremacy at sea which lasted until the age o
The Life Of Nelson by Robert Southey
An inspiring story of Nelson and some of Britains most stirring naval engagements
The Special Air Service by Philip Warner
The SAS is notorious for its secrecy. For this book alone the regiment gave its full co-operation. Trained to fight in desert or jungle, on land or sea, on mountains or plains, in freezing cold or burning heat anywhere in the world - bound by an iron code of discipline to dare to win - the SAS is
Coastal: A Novel Of World War Two by Barry Coward
Sunderland in an anti-U-boat squadron, for Leading Schafer Staffelkapitan of a staffel of Ju88's, and for the commander of the U-boat, their armageddon was yet to come.
Caribbean Pirate by Karl Horst
Sept 1940 U-130 was one of the largest, sleekest and most shark-like of the German submarines moored at La Chapelle. Her mission was simple, to proceed with all possible speed to Caribbean waters and blow up the British oil installation at Trinidad. It would be the ultimate blow to Blitz-pulverise
Longest Day: June 6th, 1944 by Cornelius Ryan
'The first twenty-four hours of the invasion will be decisive. For the Allies as well as Germany, it will be the longest day'. Field-Marshal Rommel, 22 April 1944. This prophecy, made by Rommel to his aide, was fulfilled forty-five days later when, at precisely fifteen minutes past midnight on 6 J
Immediate Action by Andy Mcnab
The true story of his life in the SAS by the author of Bravo Two Zero
Fighter Boys: Saving Britain 1940 by Patrick Bishop
A realistic and so scary true to life story. An eye-opener.
The Pocket Encyclopedia Of Bombers At War 1914 - 1918 by 1977 Blandford Press
Hardcover with dust cover, good condition, isbn 0713706328. This compilation volume brings the development of the Bomber to life with a concise accurate commentary and over 150 pages full of colour illustrations of 147 combat aircraft and their associated derivatives.
The Real Bravo Two Zero by Michael Asher
'Bravo Two Zero' was the code-name of the famous SAS operation: a classic story of bravery in the face of overwhelming odds. BRAVO TWO ZERO by patrol commander 'Andy McNab' became an international best-seller, as did the book by 'Chris Ryan' (THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY). Both men became millionaires. Thr
Jackdaws by Ken Follett
It is May, 1944 - a time of international tension where nothing is certain. Two weeks before D-Day, the French Resistance attack a chateau containing a telephone exchange vital to German communications - but the building is heavily guarded and the attack fails disastrously. Flick Clairet, a young Br
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