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Motorsport’s Military Heroes

Bryan Lightbody

Captured at Arnhem

POW on the Sumatra Railway

Christine Bridges

The Ptolemies, Rise of a Dynasty

John D. Grainger

The Forty Sieges of Constantinople

John D. Grainger

Women Interned in World War Two Sumatra

Barbara Coombes

The Medieval Crossbow

Stuart Ellis-Gorman

Churchill's Arctic Convoys

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Rearming the RAF for the Second World War

Adrian Phillips

Military History of Late Rome 565–602

First Polish Armoured Division 1938–47

Janusz Jarzembowski

The Men Who Flew the Heavy Bombers

Martin W. Bowman

SOE in Czechoslovakia

Naval Battles of the Second World War

Paras in Action

Spitfire Down

Alexander the Great & Persia

Heydrich

Persia Triumphant in Greece

Manousos E. Kambouris

The Allied Air Campaign Against Hitler's U-boats

Timothy S. Good

Hill 112: The Key to defeating Hitler in Normandy

The Battles for Monte Cassino

Jeffrey Plowman

The Templars at War

Zvonimir Grbasic

RAF in Camera

Hitler's Armed SS

Anthony Tucker-Jones

The Viking Saint

Captured at Singapore

Red Army Weapons of the Second World War

British Warship Losses in the Modern Era, 1920–1982

In Furious Skies

Rivalries that Destroyed the Roman Republic

Jeremiah McCall

Roman Britain's Pirate King

What Happened to the Battleship

The Battles of King Arthur

D-Day, Arnhem & the Rhine

Robert F. Ashby

The Rorke's Drift Commanders

James W. Bancroft

Forts and Roman Strategy

The Royal Navy in Action

Diary of a Wartime Naval Constructor

Armies of Plantagenet England, 1135–1337

Gabriele Esposito

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