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French Tanks and the Great War

by Tim Gale Softcover (6.2×9.3 inches). 268 pages. 2026 reprint of 2016 book. Subtitle: Development, Tactics and Operations The three main tanks used by the French — St. Chamond, Schneider, and Renault — receive the bulk of the attention, but

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Seeking the Saxon Shore

by Max and Carole Craven Hardback (7.0×9.8 inches). 191 pages. 2025. Subtitle: A Guide to the Coastal Forts of Roman Britain This travelogue was inspired by a near-visit to a Saxon coastal fort. I say “near” because the husband and

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The Panzer Archives: Volume 1

by Craig Moore Hardback (7.0×10.0 inches). 182 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Panzer II-IV, Praga TNH-P (Panzer 38(t)), E-100, Mouse 1-Man Tank and Armored Cars The subtitle lists most of the tanks, each with its own chapter, but doesn’t include Wire-Mesh Skirting

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Partisans & Guerrillas of World War Two: Images of War

by Philip Jowett Softcover (6.8×9.2 inches). 248 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Poland, Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Italy, France The subtitle lists the countries where the photos were taken and cover the partisan bands and some of the anti-partisan units. The photos show

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T-72 Main Battle Tank

by James Kinnear and Stephen L. Sewell Hardback (8.0×10.0 inches). 320 pages. 2026. This wide-ranging profile of the T-72 tank covers design, development, and deployment of the tank and all its variations, as well as derivative versions such as engineering,

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Nine Years War 1593-1603: Part 2

by James O’Neill Softcover (7.2×9.8 inches). 203 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Turning Point at Kinsale 1598-1603 Subtitle: From Retinue to Regiment No. 35 Well-written account of the Irish rebellion against England complete with a multitude of skirmishes that ultimately led

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Defeat at the Dnepr

by Simon Waring Hardback (6.3×9.3 inches). 420 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The XLVIII PanzerKorps’ Counterattack at Kiev November 1943 I always get this sinking feeling when a book is a converted Masters or PhD thesis. Surprisingly, and thankfully, almost all the

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