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When people think of the decisive campaigns of 1944, they usually picture Normandy. The D-Day landings and the brutal fighting through the hedgerows have become enduring symbols of the beginning of Nazi Germany's defeat.
Although revised and expanded with fresh information, the new book is published thirty years since my first account of this intriguing unit. To mark the ‘anniversary’, I felt this would be the platform to look back on how research has changed since I first put pen to paper (figuratively) some thirty-two years ago.
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A Billion Suns: Second Edition brings back the beloved ruleset for epic space fleet battles with a revised and improved hardback edition with new illustrations by Juan Richard Feliz and Rob Turpin. In this artist’s diary, Rob Turpin explores how he created the many spaceships that decorate A Billion Suns, taking them from sketches to the beautifully inked and coloured vessels ready to fly off the page.
The tactics of siege warfare in the Civil War had their roots in the American Revolutionary War (1775–83). French military engineers Jean Baptiste Joseph, Chevalier de Laumoy, and Louis Lebègue Duportail, plus Prussian military strategist Baron Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, instructed generals of the Continental Army on European siege warfare
My introduction to Venice was not from books, a vacation, or a class in school. Instead, my first time ever seeing Venice was from my couch whilst watching the movie Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Today we're sharing the books we're publishing on our general military list between July and December next year.
Today we're showing three pieces of artwork from our January 2027 series books! Let us know in the comments which books you'd like to see featured in our February 2027 Artwork Reveal!
Allied planning had presumed that Utah Beach and Omaha Beach would quickly link up after D-Day, forming a solid front against German counterattacks. This did not happen, and US Army commanders worried that the delay gave the Germans an opportunity to frustrate American operations in Normandy.
We're excited to announce five new books releasing as part of the Osprey Wargames series in 2027...
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