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Wargames Illustrated, March 2019

Stephen Wynn gives detailed biographical information about many of those from the Channel Islands who were involved in WW1. He mentioned that in his opinion there is sufficient material about the Women of the Channel Islands in the Great War to merit another book and I do hope that comes to fruition. With illustrations throughout and an index, Stephen’s book is a fitting tribute to the men and women of the Channel Islands during the First World War. He also raises an interesting question in the final chapter of the book – “what criteria was used to decide who should be included as a casualty of war?” I found a great deal of interesting facts for my weblogs and Facebook pages and will spread the word about this book which is a must for anyone interested in the history of the First World War.
Lucy London War Poets

While researching the battlefields, the author has taken many photographs with the intention of selecting locations for filming. Each has been carefully chosen to maintain the narrative and, as much as possible, to put the viewer/reader on the spot where the action took place. Read the full review [link=http://www.inthefootsteps.com/books-new-titles.html]here[/link]
In The Footsteps

This excellent book by Graham Keech in the Battleground series provides crucial insight to an important yet another aspect of the Battle of Somme. Similar to other parts of the Somme Battle, Pozieres is often overlooked as a result of the focus that is understandably placed on the 1st of July. The Battle, however, continued until November and Pozieres was a pivotal aspect of it.   The reader is given an overview of the opening phase of the Somme, July 1916. It goes on to develop very useful and insightful detail on the Australians on the Somme, actions adjacent to the them, as well as background on seven Victoria crosses. Similar to other great books in this series, it builds up background on the Cemeteries and Memorials, alongside providing some helpful Battlefield tours which you can pursue yourself upon visiting the battlefields. This book gives comprehensive detail of the events on the ground with complimentary maps which enable you to follow events. Maps are interspersed throughout.. Read more
Jon Sandison, Freelance

A readable style with detailed knowledge and great descriptive power. Warmly recommended.
Stand To! Journal of the Western Front Association