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The only comprehensive study of inter-war Anglo-American naval policy

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Since formation in 1957 the Army Air Corps has played a prominent role in almost every British Army operation in modern times. Ops Normal is an unrivalled and comprehensive operational history of the Army Air Corps experience. It is a unique insight into the aircraft deployed, and the experiences of the men and women involved.

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Packed with short interviews and poignant quotes, many original and never seen before, from current and former Paras, the author highlights the regiment's constant evolution, as the battlefield conditions have changed, into today's modern 16 Air Assault Brigade Rapid Reaction Force and Special Forces Support Group.

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John Parker has reconstructed the major events in the full sixty-year history of the Parachute Regiment, largely in the words of the men who were there. Their first-hand accounts of the major events in their history make entralling reading, bringing home the reality (and cruelty) of combat in a way no dry, official history could do.

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Superb collection of case studies of duels between the lightly armed merchantmen and the U-boats and surface.

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Detailed story of S-Boote operations during WWII Superb photos, illustrations and maps Includes the full story of high-level naval strategies that posed a real threat to the Allies until the end of WWII Collected and written by an expert in war studies

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The only single-volume annual survey of naval developments

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C Squadron SAS has never previously been the subject of any book.

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Archive images of the Supermarine Spitfire in American service.

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Written by a renowned expert, this is the most detailed account to date of the fast carrier strike force, the force that brought Japan to its knees and brought the Second World War to its crashing conclusion.

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Fought on 21 October 1600, the Battle of Sekigahara is described as the greatest samurai battle in history. The author explores all the developments leading up to the outbreak of the conflict and the battle in particular.

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Representing five years of research, The Battlecruiser HMS Hood is the most comprehensive book ever published on this great warship. Bruce Taylor shares her entire story - from the laying of her keel on the Clyde to her destruction by the Bismarck - in words, photos, and colour artwork.

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First English-language book to cover in detail German capital ships of this era

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Portuguese paratroopers (or 'paras') began as a stepchild of the army and found a home in the Portuguese Air Force in 1955. Initially, the post-World War Two Portuguese Army seemed to have had mixed emotions about the need for elite, special-purpose forces that operated in small units with the attendant flexibility and elevated lethality. Shock tro

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Reveals how special forces personnel, particularly from the Australian SAS, have been operating in roles and places that they should not have been.

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A visually stunning history of the iconic Vickers Supermarine Spitfire.

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Following in the wake of Javelin: An Operational History this new release from Mike Napier approaches the subject of the Tornado GR1 from the perspective of the RAF squadrons that actually operated the aircraft.

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A former U.S. Marine and three-time winner of the Purple Heart graphically recounts his service as an expert marksman in Vietnam in 1967 as part of Hotel Company, survivors of Operation Tuscaloosa. Original.

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An exploration and analysis of the tactics, equipment, and effectiveness of the Douglas A-4 Skyhawk, the US Navy's primary strike weapon during the war in Vietnam, and its main adversary--North Vietnam's antiaircraft artillery network.

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Mike Napier details the critical role of air power in the skies over Afghanistan, not only US and NATO over the last 20 years but also the ten-year occupation by the USSR in the 1980s.