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. . by Michael Napier. Hardback (7.9×10.0 inches). 320 pages. 2025. This overview covers the naval aviation element of the Cold War arms race from the formation of NATO in 1949 to the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
. . by Wilhelm Hess. Translated by Linden Lyons. Softcover (6.0×9.0 inches). 232 pages. 2025 reprint of 2021 translation of 1956 book. Subtitle: The Advance of Mountain Corps Norway on Murmansk 1941 I am always up for a read of
. . by James Jackson. Hardback (8.5×12.0 inches). 400 pages. 2025. This nice, big compilation of British aircraft takes readers into the design and development of aircraft from propeller to jets. Each chapter is generally a type of aircraft: strike,
. . by John Nettles. Softcover (5.1×7.8 inches). 337 pages. 2024 reprint of 2013 book. The author is better known as a Midsomer Murders TV detective, but when shooting Bergerac in the Channel Islands, he became fascinated with the islands’
. . by John Grehan. Hardback (6.4×9.5 inches). 239 pages. 2023. Subtitle: The Planned Operation to Eject the Germans in 1943 If you look at the title and subtitle, you might think this book is about British raids and proposed
. . by J. L. Pickering and John Bisney with Ed Hengeveld. Hardback (8.9×11.3 inches). 336 pages. 2025. Nice, big coffee-table sized book like the Apollo 1 in Photographs (see the Nov 2025 AAR), only this presents an archive of
. . by Norman Ridley. Hardback (6.4×9.5 inches). 173 pages. 2022. Subtitle: The Intelligence Failure That Led to WW2 Covering the 1930s, British Prime Ministers consistently failed to appreciate that a psychopath like Hitler never made a deal he intended
. . by Jeffrey R. Cox. Hardback (6.3×9.5 inches). 502 pages. 2025. Subtitle: The Conclusion of the Guadalcanal-Solomons Campaign October 1943-February 1944 In movies, when a character faces the camera and talks to the audience, it’s called breaking the fourth
. . by Mark Harris. Hardback (6.8×9.9 inches). 313 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Volume 1: Essen’s Triumph 1914 to February 1915 The first thing to know is that Essen is Admiral Nicolay fon Essen, the Russian commander. His triumph was partially
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