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The American Expeditionary Forces' first independent Offensive in the First World War.

This book covers the large number of designs from 1860 onwards of 0-6-0 saddle tanks built for the Great Western Railway and the independent railway companies in South Wales.

This superbly illustrated and researched book describes the March 1945 assault crossing involving naval amphibious craft, the air and artillery bombardment and diversionary attack by the British 1st Commando brigade at Wesel.

Studies the Celtic armies that dominated much of Europe for centuries.

Photographic history of the war in the air during the Normandy campaign.

The story of Gresley and his locomotives is a well-trodden path - but our view of his achievements is a blinkered one because it fails to recognise all the other people who played a part in his work.

A thoroughly researched biography of one of the most fascinating, but forgotten, admirals of Queen Victoria's navy.

When your foe is Napoleon Bonaparte and the United States of America, how do you win a war at sea? What made the British Royal Navy sail to success and maintain its status of senior service?

An all-round reassessment of siege warfare during the Crusades.

Clear step-by-step guide to painting by a professional painter, Andy Singleton takes you from preparind and assembling the figure right through to the finished item.

A unique blend of material culture and memoirs including interviews with wartime women, including Bletchley veterans and Holocaust survivors.

Charts the entire history of the Royal Air Force College in Cranwell, Lincolnshire, from 1919 to the present day.

From leeches to lice, bowels to bedpans, nurses relate their experiences of hospital wards in the 20th century.

An affordable yet comprehensive work covering the full range of modern infantry small arms, describing weapons from all nations.

A further volume in Jerry Murland's series of Battleground books on the France and Flanders Campaign 1940, leading to the Dunkirk Evacuation.

A complete catalogue of Glasgow Museums' remarkable Ship Model collection with more than 700 stunning photographs both of complete models, and close-ups that revealing fine details.

Lavishly illustrated with hundreds of colour photographs, many depicting the author's own collection, this is a fascinating survey of the history of toy (and model) soldiers, from ancient times to the early 21st century.

This book looks at municipal operators in England and Wales in the 1960s.

A powerful combination of Second World War and British football.

Describes how the Roman army built, developed and maintained the road network. Explains their enduring influence on British (especially military) history in the post-Roman era, throughout the Middle Ages and beyond. Highly respected author writes with immense authority.

Volume 1 concentrated on the broad strategic narrative and chronology of the wars; this volume zooms in to the tactical and operational level to detail the composition, equipment and tactics of the armies that fought the great battles of the Diadochi.

A first-hand account of Luftwaffe Stuka operations in the first two years of the Second World War.

Little-known history of the Danish Resistance, who were described as being second to none' by Field Marshal Montgomery.

Second, fully revised and updated edition of Chris Paton's practical guide to researching Irish history using the internet.