Meat Grinder: The Battles for the Rzhev Salient, 1942-43 by acclaimed Eastern Front historian Prit Buttar is an engrossing history of the desperate battles for Rzhev Salient.

A review of the book, “Smashing Hitler’s guns. The Rangers at Pointe-Du-Hoc, D-Day 1944”; Steven J. ZALOGA. Osprey 2022.

The first major history to uncover what went wrong for the Germans at Dunkirk, Using revelatory new material on the event which changed the tide of World War II,

The HAWK and The Red Army 1922–41 are the new titles announced by Osprey for August.

Book review ‘At the gates of Rome; the fall of the eternal city, AD410’ by Don HOLLWAY

A review of this book.

Filled with an abundance of new material from recent research, WAR IN JAPAN 1467-1615 is practically a new book since OSPREY published the first version in 2001.

This highly detailed book covers both the naval battles and the individual Norwegian, British, Polish, French and German units that fought the land campaign over northern Norway.

Drawing on the latest research, this new book from Anthony Tucker-Jones tells the famous story of the Battle of the Bulge from the perspective of the German forces.

Coming in May, Siege of Budapest and Sniping Rifles in World War I

Panzer III is a recent hardcover book from Osprey Publishing LTD. Uses original German archival material, battlefield reports, previously unpublished images to broadly and comprehensively chronicle the Panzer III history in a single publication. One pho...

Tackling modern controversies and historic myths throughout, this is the definitive history of the Rangers on D-Day, exploring not only what happened at Pointe-du-Hoc, but why it happened.

Walther Pistols, The Dutch Resistance 1940–45 and SU-152/ISU-152 vs Tiger are expected to be published next month.

German armour expert Thomas Anderson uses archival material, battlefield reports and never-before-seen images to tell the complete story of the Panzer III.

Z Special Unit: The Elite Allied World War II Guerrilla Force by Gavin Mortimer, the incredible story of the most audacious special forces raid of World War II and the men who carried it out.

Review of Steven Zaloga volume Tanks at the Iron Curtain 1946–60, a study of the Soviet and NATO armored forces that faced each other off in Central Europe in the early Cold War, and how their technology, tactics, and doctrine were all rapidly developed.