Promoting the study of military history through the art of tabletop miniature wargaming
by Isaac Lamberth. Hardback (8.0×9.8 inches). 288 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Europe, The Caribbean, and South America When I hear US Marines and WWII together, I think of island invasions in the Pacific. However, the Marines also saw service elsewhere on
by Colonel George Hamilton-Browne. Annotated by John Leband. Hardback (6.4×9.4 inches). 266 pages. 2026 reprint and analysis of 1912 book. George MacDonald Fraser wrote the marvelous Flashman series of novels about a reluctant British officer serving queen and country around
by Martin King and Steve Mrozek. Hardback (6.3×9.3 inches). 237 pages. 2026. Subtitle: A History of the 82nd Airborne Division The 82nd Division started in WWI with men from all over the US. Obviously, it wasn’t airborne in the beginning.
by Raffaele D’Amato. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 56 pages. 2026. Subtitle: 4th-5th Centuries AD The arms, armor, and other equipment of Roman Army infantry and cavalry in the time period receive ample description. Of note is a heckuva OOB (p8 to
by M. J. Finn. Softcover (5.5×8.5 inches). 318 pages. 2024. This self-published novel follows Kate Adams, a Federal Reserve regulator tasked with ensuring banks follow financial rules and regulations. Called in by her soon to retire boss to look at
by Max Allan Collins. Paperback (4.2×6.7 inches). 243 pages. 2002. Murder mysteries are not my usual form of novel, but as this involved the Lusitania, I thought I’d give it a try. He also wrote Road to Perdition and I
by David Wragg. Softcover (6.2×9.2 inches). 205 pages. 2022 reprint of 2014 book. Subtitle: The Atomic Bomb and Much More I went back and forth about this book’s content. It discusses technology primarily developed in WWII and applied to Cold
by Brian Willan. Softcover (6.2×9.2 inches). 188 pages. 2022. Subtitle: From Dublin’s Botanic Gardens to the Killing Fields of Gallipoli This bio of Charles Frederick Ball follows him from his childhood through botanical studies to Kew Gardens and Dublin’s Botanic
by Steven J. Zaloga. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 48 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Wehrmachts’s Prime Tank Destroyers This overview covers the design and development of the Marder series of tank destroyers, which were not officially designated “Marder” until Feb. 1, 1944
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