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Authoritative study of sniping in the Great War describing the development of sniping and counter-sniping tactics.

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On D-Day, 27 officers and 565 men of 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders landed on the coast of Normandy. By the time the 51st Highland Division reached Bremen the following April, after ten months continuous fighting, 1st Gordons had lost 75 Officers and 986 men in battle. The author, a former distinguished explorer, commanded the Battalion in 16 operations, here tells his epic story.

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The observations of a Bavarian officer who served with Napoleon's Grande Armee based on letters and diaries from 1805 until 1814.

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A clear and concise explanation of the complex historical, religious, political and military factors involved.

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Offers a new explanation about why the first day of the Somme was so bloody, including a comparison between British, French and German methods and why the attacks worked where they did

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This is a thought-provoking account of lost and fulfilled potential and unswerving loyalty at a time of political and religious turmoil.

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For those that want to understand what makes an operator, not just the physical selection but the psychological mindset that sends him back time after time; it's for the dreamers that never went but wished they had; it goes beyond bloodletting and raw killing.

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Discover the stories of the intrepid women who have raced cars from 1897 onwards and see that the idea of women as racing drivers is almost as old as motorsport itself.

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Deeply moving stories of fourteen pilots of the iconic Spitfire fighter who failed to return.

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Mary Ellis was one of the first pilots and one of only three women to take the controls of the new Meteor fast jet.

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A lively and fact-filled book showing 136 sites in Central London which relate to spies and epionage. The book has 136 photographs and 21 easy-to-follow maps.

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Rare photographs from SS sources illustrating the armored formations which took part in this titanic struggle. Includes rare images of the Panther in action.

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It is an often overlooked fact that the SS Divisions included Cavalrymen, Paratroopers, Mountain and Ski Battalions and these rare photographs illustrate the unique role played by specialist units in action.

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The official account of this notorious prisoner of war camp written for the War Office by the prisoners themselves.

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This amazing book will appeal to both comic-book novices and all loyal fans of Stan Lee and the merry Marvel universe.

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Archive images of the Supermarine Spitfire in American service.

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New in-depth research Informative, factual text Anecdotal stories Interesting selection of illustrations Good index

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First modern biography of this pivotal figure.

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Written at the end of the war by the very government officials involved in the various defence plans. Reveals the UK's situation in the years prior to the Second World War.

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Dramatic photograph collection of storms and tornadoes

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Reveals the shocking anti-Semitism which underpinned and permeated the ideology of the suffragette movement. Examines the reasons why the ferocious campaign of bombing and arson conducted by the suffragettes appeared to be directed almost exclusively against working-class men and women.

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Singapore fell to the Japanese in 1942 and was controlled by them for the next three years. Winston Churchill decided against a public inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the fall of this bastion of empire, and no subsequent British government has seen fit to change that decision. This remarkable book tells the fascinating and largely forgotten story of the fall of Singapore.

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Fascinating and charming journey through the history of sword design, manufacture and use, as well as much human interest and anecdote.