‘Cold War Spymaster’ is presented in a stripped and stark security service vernacular; however, this book may satisfy those fascinated by the intense early Cold War intelligence battle, which has overtones to this day. Despite the parallels this book is mainly for the specialist Cold War historian. Read the full review [link=https://navalinstitute.com.au/guy-liddell-cold-war-spymaster/#more-11148]here[/link]
The Australian Naval Institute, Tim Coyle

There is little that wargamers can find here for games but the tales of heroism and small battle unit actions may create some inspiration and are interesting in their own right. The book is a detailed account which, to my mind, shows the futility of trying to counter conventional forces with small asymmetric Special Forces with high morale but questionable training and equiptment: hence the title! The book is recommended to those with an interest in Special Forces, their creation, planning, equiptment and operations but the reader will need to make up his own mind as to whether they are useful or repaid the resources expended on them. It is recommended to the expert and the general reader alike.
Miniature Wargames, October 2018 – reviewed by Martin Pike

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The Forester, 26th September 2018

Another one easy to recommend for Luftwaffe historians as well as modellers. A host of fascinating archive images, all with helpful captioning to give individual detail. Modellers I think will like this one for the detail that is shown in the photos and the large number of pictures which can inspire some great diorama ideas. ​ Read the complete review online [link=https://www.militarymodelscene.com/pands-ju88-twilight-years]here.[/link]
Military Model Scene, Robin Buckland

Definitely a worthwhile read.
The Armourer, October 2018