Promoting the study of military history through the art of tabletop miniature wargaming
by Andrew Norman Hardback (6.3×9.5 inches). 190 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Three Minutes to Save The Ship In WWII, the German battleship Bismarck sank the British battlecruiser HMS Hood in an eight-minute gun duel. That’s the conventional wisdom, although theories about
by Mike Wells Hardback (6.3×9.5 inches). 198 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Separating Myth From Reality Pardon my skepticism about something with “real story” in the title. It sounds like one of those History Channel productions that purport to investigate history and
by Lynne Olson. Hardback (6.4×9.5 inches). 429 pages. 2019. Subtitle: The Daring Young Woman Who Led France’s Largest Spy Network Against Hitler The WWII French Resistance has its share of myths, but this biography of Marie-Madeleine Fourcade offers a tale
by Cyril Jones. Hardback (6.5×9.5 inches). 222 pages. 2026. Subtitle: How I Discovered the True Story of the Fuhrer’s Fate I thought this was some sort of extension of the story that Hitler escaped and was running a deli in
by Tom Isitt. Softcover (6.6×9.7 inches). 334 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The First World War on the Italian Front What a delightful change of pace for a war history. The author bicycled what was the entire WWI front in Italy, with
by Steven Goodchild and Dilip Sarkar. Hardback (6.5×9.5 inches). 266 pages. 2026. Ah, now there’s a second reason to celebrate the 4th of May: anniversary of the War of the Roses battle and Star Wars Day. Despite the title, the
by Ernest Albert “Andy” Andrews, jr with David B. Hurt. Softcover (6.0×9.0 inches). 364 pages. 2026 reprint of 2022 book. Subtitle: From Normandy to Victory with the 1st Infantry Division in World War II This memoir by a member of
by Ritta Nakanishi. Softcover (8.2×11.7 inches). 88 pages. 2025 reprint of 2023 Japanese reprint of 1985 book. Subtitle: From the Fall of the Shogunate to the Russo-Japanese War I’m not sure 1929 would qualify for the Russo-Japanese War circa 1905,
by Les Brown. Softcover (8.25×11.7 inches). 64 pages. 2026. Subtitle: C Class, D Class and Mercantile Conversions As WWII progressed, the British increased the anti-aircraft armament on their ships in the face of Luftwaffe attacks. They eventually modified certain ships
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