Bryan Perrett Libri

Describes the development of the Nazi tank forces and examines the deployment of German tanks in key battles of World War II

Whether of high intensity between regular forces, or low intensity confrontation and counter-insurgency, this book gives an account of conflicts in the jungle, from the Japanese invasion of Western territories in 1941-2 to the present day. The author also wrote "Desert Warfare", "A History of Blitzkreig", "Knights of the Black Cross - Hitler's Panzerwaffe and its Leaders", Soviet Armour since 1945", "Tank Tracks to Rangoon", "The Czar's British Squadron" and "Weapons of the Falklands Conflict".

Major naval operations of WW1 in a single volume.

It's 1944 when Lieutenant Andy Pope takes part in the D-Day landings, crossing the English Channel to the beaches of Normandy. Ordered to cut off the Germans' line of retreat, Andy's company comes under sustained attack until, as the only unwounded officer left, Andy finds himself in command and fighting for survival

Delving into the history of desert warfare, this extensively illustrated re-issue covers events from the Roman era to the 1980s. It combines comprehensive research with engaging storytelling, making it both informative and entertaining for readers interested in military history.

A fascinating and action packed history, focussing on the armoured car and the many ways in which it was employed during the Great War.

Extraordinary sea chases, battles and blockades in the remotest corners of the world World War One.

An engaging history of the intricacies of jungle warfare in a variety of contexts through the ages.

A readable, engaging and skilfully researched compendium.