"The book is well written, in clearly defined sections and includes many quotations from contemporary publications and, although Rose’s time in the RFC merits fewer than forty pages, proved an interesting read none-the-less."
Cross and Cockade - No. 54/2
"The book is well written, in clearly defined sections and includes many quotations from contemporary publications and, although Rose’s time in the RFC merits fewer than forty pages, proved an interesting read none-the-less."
Cross and Cockade - No. 54/2
As featured in
Cher Ami, GWSIG Newsletter – International Plastic Modellers Society (UK) – April 2023
As featured in
Cher Ami, GWSIG Newsletter – International Plastic Modellers Society (UK) – April 2023
The second of Lee’s books is even better than the first! Of necessity he has included replicas and reproductions as well as survivors of the ‘Great War’ conflict. Once again there are many evocative photographs showing all the details that can normally be so hard to find unless you are able to visit and examine the real thing.
Aeromodeller February 2023
The second of Lee’s books is even better than the first! Of necessity he has included replicas and reproductions as well as survivors of the ‘Great War’ conflict. Once again there are many evocative photographs showing all the details that can normally be so hard to find unless you are able to visit and examine the real thing.
Aeromodeller February 2023
Featured in
Great War IPMS Newsletter, Cher Ami - December 2022
Featured in
Great War IPMS Newsletter, Cher Ami - December 2022
As Featured In
Cher Ami, Great War Special Interest Group Newsletter - July 2022
As Featured In
Cher Ami, Great War Special Interest Group Newsletter - July 2022
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Murderous Tommies
Much has been written about the soldiers executed during WW1 for military offences, all of whom were conditionally pardoned in 2006. However, until now very little attention has been paid to the cases of men who were tried under the Army Act and executed for murder. The British Army has always been reticent about publicising courts martial and eighty… Read more...
