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Wargames Illustrated, June 2019

The campaign this book describes is most unusual and interesting, the coverage is detailed and comprehensive, and the writing is clear and cogent. In short, this is very fine history indeed. Read the full review [link=http://www.navyhistory.org/2019/06/battle-for-the-baltic-islands-1917/]here[/link]
Naval Historical Foundation

This comprehensive edition of Battleground series details that events that book place in August, 1914, during this early battle of the First World War.  Following the isolation of II Corps General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien decided to halt and fight a rear guard action at Le Cateau thirty miles to the south-west of Mons on 26th August, 1914. By this stage, the 4th Division had joined them from England. This battle was more costly for the British than Mons. Although British musketry was to punish the Germans, artillery was to play a more decisive part. The British managed to hold them off and withdraw... ts content is broken down decisively, between the right of the line, the centre of the line and the left of the line. Following this are 4 tours, 3 of which follow this break down, with an additional chapter focussing usefully on behind the German Lines. With this is included the familiar, extremely helpful content of this series, such as the list of maps and diagrams, and wider guidance.. Read more
Jon Sandison, Freelance

Incredible photographs from World War One show the animals that served in the war and their efforts assisting troops on the front line.
Mail Online 30/5/19

Most people are well aware that every effort was made to keep the troops and the other armed forces supplied during the long and bloody WWII – Janet MacDonald’s account of the supply chain and the problems involved is a brilliant piece of historical fact that makes for a compelling read. Read the full review [link=https://booksmonthlyreviews.wordpress.com/pen-and-sword-books-2/]here[/link]
Books Monthly