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      10th August, 2013


THE SHORT SUNDERLAND

by Andrew Hendrie 

In 1933, the Air Ministry issued a specification for a general-purpose four-engine flying boat capable of operating from the outposts of the Empire. The result was the remarkable Short Sunderland. The Sunderland's ability to take on six or more enemy fighters earned it the Luftwaffe's nickname of the "Flying Porcupine". The aircraft’s “maid of all work” role over the eastern Mediterranean is covered in detail, and includes the evacuations from Yugoslavia, Greece and Crete. Canadian, Australian and Norwegian squadrons’ operations are included plus those of South Africans and New Zealanders. Detailed appendices include lists of Sunderlands with brief histories and all known successful attacks on enemy submarines.

New in d/w - 185pp, 2 maps, numerous b/w illustrations

Pen & Sword, 2012
ISBN 9781848847798 

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Web No.
19856-02

£19.99


ROMAN CONQUESTS: ASIA MINOR, SYRIA AND ARMENIA

by Richard Evans

While conquering Greece and Macedonia the Romans defeated an intervention by the Seleucid Empire. Soon Roman armies crossed to Asia where they faced the Seleucids, one of the most sophisticated armies of the ancient world, evolved from Alexander the Great's all-conquering war machine with the exotic additions of elephants, scythed chariots, heavily armoured cataphract cavalry and a formidable navy. The Romans defeated them at the epic battle of Magnesia in 190 BC, but this, allowed other states to come to the fore, most notably Pontus, led by Mithridates VI, and Armenia.

New in d/w - 152pp, 14 colour illustrations, 8 maps

Pen & Sword, 2011
ISBN 9781844159710

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Web No:
34911-01

£19.99


ISRAELI HALF-TRACKS: VOLUME ONE

by Tom Gannon

The most comprehensive history of Israeli Defence Force vehicles, the book presents a detailed account of the many designs in IDF service and their combat history. The text is complemented by a staggering array black and white and colour photographs, mostly previously unpublished and sourced from official and unofficial collections. They provide unprecedented detail for the modeller and vehicle enthusiast, and include much interior detail of the vehicles in training, in combat and preserved in museums. This first volume covers vehicles in service between 1948 and 1959, concentrating on the 1948 Arab/Israeli War.

New in illustrated boards - Large format, 172pp, 300 + colour & b/w illustrations

Barbarossa, 2009
ISBN 9781847680013 

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Web No.
27269-01

£27.50


HONOUR TO THE AIRBORNE PART 1

by David Buxton

The definitive study of honours and awards to British Airborne forces, covering the period 1939-1948. The Parachute Regiment, Gilder Pilot Regiment, Airborne Infantry, Airborne Support Units - over 1200 awards. Includes the VC citations, Orders of Battle for the Airborne Divisions, and brief histories of all units, with lists of Commanding Officers. Over 1200 awards from a Mention in Despatches to a Victoria Cross.

New in d/w - 245pp, bibliography

Liverpool Medal Company, 1993
ISBN 899422005 

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Web No:
21829-02

£25.00


THE MODERN RAF: THE ROYAL AIRFORCE
                                              INTO THE 21ST CENTURY

by Peter G. Dancey

This extensively researched book describes the Royal Air Force as it entered the 21st century. It covers the history of all squadrons, their official (and unofficial) unit badges, and mottos and the aircraft with which they are equipped, as well as those flown in the past. 

New in card cover - A4 format. 192pp, numerous photos and illustrations

Galago, 2003
ISBN 0946995702

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Web No:
34091-01

£12.00


 


 The Editor's Choice:


THE END OF THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL ARMY: VOLUME II

by Alan K. Wildman


Web No.
18344-01

£60.00


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