The Handbook of the SAS and Elite Forces | John E. Lewis
£8.99A comprehensive reference guide exploring the tactics, equipment and operations of the world’s elite military units. Good used condition.

A comprehensive reference guide exploring the tactics, equipment and operations of the world’s elite military units. Good used condition.

A fascinating collection of stories behind Britain’s highest military honour, written by bestselling military historian Max Arthur. Paperback in good used condition.

An illustrated history of the 1st Battalion The Border Regiment during the Second World War. A well-researched hardback in good used condition, ideal for military history enthusiasts and collectors.

Good used First Edition paperback of Wings Over Malaya by George Richey. Published by Bishop Street Press. A concise and engaging book on wartime aviation in Malaya, ideal for military history and aviation enthusiasts.

**Wartime Courage: Stories of Extraordinary Courage by Exceptional Men and Women in World War Two by Gordon Brown is a collection of true WWII stories highlighting bravery and resilience, available now from Readamundo.**

Real-life accounts from the SAS and elite forces, revealing the intensity and reality of special operations.

A powerful account of New Zealand troops in the brutal Battle of Monte Cassino during World War II.

Colchester in Old Photographs Compiled by Andrew Phillips Andrew Phillips presents a fascinating collection of photographs chosen to illustrate the social life of Colchester between 1850 and 1950. Attention is paid to the impact of rail and river, civil life and municipal enterprise, shops, pubs and the Industries of the town, the local garrison, sport,…

Military Vehicles: From World War I To The Present by Hans Halberstadt Military Vehicles: From World War I to the Present chronicles the evolution of tanks, as well as jeeps, trucks, and other land-based military vehicles that play an integral role in modern combat. Illuminated with first-hand accounts from vehicle crew members and more than…

Japanese Prisoners of War in India, 1942–46 by T. R. Sareen examines the experiences of Japanese prisoners of war held in India during the Second World War. Drawing on historical records and research, the book explores their treatment, daily lives, repatriation, and the wider political and military context, offering a valuable perspective on a little-known chapter of wartime history.