Books in the Images of War series

The victory at El Alamein proved to be the turning point of the War against Hitler and led to the victory in North Africa.

Photographic history of the POW camp that inspired the film The Great Escape.

Photographic history of the 6th SS Mountain Division Nord, a highly trained specialist fighting formation.

A comprehensive examination of a neglected area of WW2 equipment.

Graphic images, many never seen before, of Heavy Tank battalions in action.

Graphic images, many never seen before, of the last days of Hitler's Third Reich.

Covers the background, development and career of AFV 430 series.

First full pictorial history of the famous Long Range Desert Group's service from 1940 to 1943.

The Panther tank was the backbone of Hitler's armoured forces.

Covers an early little known but strategically important Pacific War campaign.

A superb resume of the USMC's service and achievements in Vietnam against a fanatic enemy.

This superbly illustrated and researched book describes the March 1945 assault crossing involving naval amphibious craft, the air and artillery bombardment and diversionary attack by the British 1st Commando brigade at Wesel.

Photographic history of one of the most famous battles of the Second World War.

The Wiking SS Division was one of the most ruthless fighting formations of WW2. This is the fifth in the author's Waffen SS Division Images of War series.

Photographic history of a key stage in 1944 Normandy campaign.

The Vought F4U Corsair is undeniably one of the most famous American fighters to have seen action during the Second World War. This new addition to the Images of War series features lots of personal stories and over 200 colour and b/w images.

Graphic images, many never seen before, of German anti-tank weapons. Covers wide range of anti-tank (Pak) weapons and ancillary equipment.

Photographs of the Royal Navy destroyers and the requisitioned merchant and civilian vessels and of the sturdy lifeboats of the RNLI Classic images of the famous Little Ships', including the various paddle steamers that were involved. Scenes of the detritus of war - damage and destruction on an unprecedented scale.

The M36 combined the proven chassis of the M10A1 Gun Motor Carriage, itself based on the reliable Sherman automotive components, with the potent 90mm cannon that would arm the M26 Pershing, creating a capable tank destroyer fit to engage the legendary Panther and Tiger tanks of Nazi Germany.