The army of the Transylvanian Principality represented a mixture of Western European and Oriental (Ottoman) military traditions and practices. The military strength of this small state was proven by its capacity to survive, for one and a half century, in an area highly disputed by much larger empires and kingdoms.

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First time full collection of Despatches reports have been published. Unique insight into what happened from those in command.

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The insubordination of two Austria Corps Commanders at the battle of Kniggrtz played a huge part in this, the Empires greatest defeat. Their decision to engage in an epic struggle for control of the Swiepwald forest left 12,000 men dead or wounded, and the Austrian right flank wide open to the Crown Prince of Prussias advancing Second Army.

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Covers a German offensive whose failure was crucial to the outcome of the First World War, yet is strangely neglected.

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Covers a German offensive whose failure was crucial to the outcome of the First World War, yet is strangely neglected.

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Aimed at the new or returning modeller, featuring easy to copy building, painting, weathering and detailing techniques to help bring the model to life.

The so-called Beagle Conflict arose around the sovereignty of various islands and islets (mainly Picton, Nueva and Lennox) south of the Beagle Channel and adjacent maritime spaces in a strategic area located between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

Primary source description from the German perspective. With text from rare wartime publications and 250 photographs that chronicle events from pre-war to1915.

Synonimous with the starvation that killed almost two million people, Biafra was a parastate that voted to secede from Nigeria in May 1967. Formally recognized by Gabon, Ivory Coast, Tanzania, and Zambia, and supported by France, Israel, Portugal, Spain, South Africa, Rhodesia, and even the Vatican, Biafras attempt to leave Nigeria resulted in the

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Acclaimed historian Stephen Robinson examines the maneuver warfare revolution that has corrupted the American art of war. The Blind Strategistseparates fact from fantasy, exposing the myths of maneuver warfare through a detailed evidence-based investigation. A must-read for anybody interested in American military history.

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Acclaimed historian Stephen Robinson examines the maneuver warfare revolution that has corrupted the American art of war. The Blind Strategistseparates fact from fantasy, exposing the myths of maneuver warfare through a detailed evidence-based investigation. A must-read for anybody interested in American military history.

A classic WW2 POW memoir of capture and escape.

A compelling account of a neglected but intense air campaign of the interwar period.

This book provides an indispensable, single-point-source-of-reference for enthusiasts and professionals alike.

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Originally published in 2013 by Motorbuch Verlag, this image-heavy publication tells the story of the famed Dambuster Raid (Operation Chastise) from a German perspective. Many images have been consolidated in an effort to provide comprehensive visual representation of the raid and the damage it wrought.

A fresh study of the tumultuous events of summer 1870 when Moltke's German armies destroyed Napoleon's Imperial army, laying the foundations for a military and political hegemony lasting into the 20th Century.

A fresh study of the tumultuous events of summer 1870 when Moltke's German armies destroyed Napoleon's Imperial army, laying the foundations for a military and political hegemony lasting into the 20th Century. This volume examines in detail the short but decisive campaign of Sedan.