Another book covering the Leopard tank to add to the bookcase. From Kagero Famous Vehicles Line, The Leopard 1 and Leopard 2 From Cold War To Modern Day.

This is a book review by Randy L Harvey of Soldiers of Fortune - Mercenaries and Military Adventurers, 1960 – 2020 from Osprey Publishing by author Anthony Rogers and illustrator Peter Dennis and edited by Martin Windrow and Nick Reynolds.

Introduction I got the chance to look at another of Pen & Swords tank kraft books this one is about Panzer III in North Afrika Tripoli to El Alamein, 1941-1942 one of my favourite theatres of war, and see just how well it did in the hot desert of North Af...

If you want to know what an item looks like that was issued to the American GI during World War 2, then these two titles will have the answer in 'GI Collectors Guide Volumes 1 and 2'.

This is a review by Randy L Harvey of the book, Single Model No. 02, Russian ChTZ S-65 Tractor - S-65 City Tractor SM.02 from Rinaldi Studio Press by author Michael Rinaldi.

Review of this Osprey title from Steven J ZALOGA, #85 in 'Weapon' series, paperback, 80 pages, with text, illustrations, tables of information, and more than a few photographs.

Here we get a look at a Pen and Sword released titled 'Armoured Warfare in the British Army 1939-1945'.

THE SOVIET BALTIC OFFENSIVE, 1944-45 is a new book from Casemate Publishers, part of their Casemate Illustrated series. Key features are special artwork, maps and a wealth of previously unpublished photographs.

This is a review by Randy L Harvey of the book, Pakwagen SDKFZ 234/3 and 234/4 Heavy Armoured Cars German Army, Waffen-SS and Luftwaffe Units - Western and Eastern Fronts, 1944–1945 from Pen and Sword Books by author Dennis Oliver.

Here we take a look at the Pen and Sword release 'Battle Craft 3 - Battle of the Bulge'.

Review of Nuts & Bolts vol. 47, Horch's Leichte Panzerspähwagen on Einheitsfahrgestell I&II for s.Pkw Sd.Kfz. 221, 222, 223, 247, 260, 261 and variants

This is a review by Randy L Harvey of Soviet Machine Guns of World War II from Osprey Publishing by author Chris McNab and illustrators Steve Noon and Alan Gilliland and edited by Martin Pegler.

This book adds to the established narrative and clears up a myth around Michael WITTMANN.

A read review of a very busy book that covers a specific battle and a sample of vehicles involved.

A read review of a fascinating book from a bitter battle in the Pacific War.

A great read of a well-researched series of battles on the Eastern front.