Modelers will enjoy pouring through the pages to find just the set of markings they want for a USMC tank in WWII Pacific theater. Enjoyed it. Read the full review [link=https://hmgs.org/blog/2025/12/23/usmc-tank-markings-in-the-pacific-casemate-illustrated/]here[/link]
Historical Miniatures Gaming Society

"...Japanese Aircraft Carriers provides a good and well-illustrated, single-source, introduction to IJN carrier fleet. It is a useful reference for those with an interest in the Pacific War who want access to technical descriptions of these interesting ships and a good idea of how they would have appeared in service." Read the full review [link=https://navalinstitute.com.au/33001-2/]here[/link]
Australian Naval Institute

“The author’s diary, letters home, and his nine interviews make them required reading… Fortunately, we have this book as a memorial to a life well-spent.”
The Journal of America’s Military Past

With VJ Day commemorations fresh in the memory this fascinating and highly readable book recounts one airman’s war against the Japanese but also provides a detailed insight into RAF Liberator bomber operations over Burma during the last year of the war. Flt Lt Roy Andrews the subject served with 215 Squadron and through the prism of his operational service as a wireless operator/air gunner (Wop/AG) the author offers an insight into the triumphs and tragedies of the squadron that were mirrored by all of the sister units. It is thus not a dry read but one full of at times heart stopping narrative but with much detail that will please historians as will its chronological approach. It is first and foremost one man’s story and is thus all the more poignant with being read exactly 80 years after the events. This is highly recommended to both the general reader and the historian and stands as a monument to ‘one of the many.’
Andrew Thomas - Author and Historian

The latest account in this very important series covers the air actions over New Guinea and New Britain during the first quarter of 1943 that culminated in one of the most decisive victories on the war in the South Pacific. The period saw some intense air fighting between the IJN, now reinforced by the JAAF and the USAAF and RAAF as both sides sought to reinforce their positions in New Guinea. For this the Japanese pushed convoys from their fortress at Rabaul to Lae in northern New Guinea. In March a large reinforcement convoy was attacked by strike aircraft US Fifth Air Force and RAAF that had specially trained for the task resulting in its almost complete destruction. The Battle of the Bismarck Sea was truly significant the results of which are clearly described in this well researched and presented account that is complimented with illustrative maps and handsome artwork backed up by detailed tables of claims and losses from both sides. This series is not to be missed!
Andrew Thomas - Author and Historian