A Child’s War re‐tells the story of Germany’s Occupation of Guernsey through the eyes of a young girl.

235 x 165 mm | paperback | 128 pages | illustrations

A new and exciting look at the history of World War I through numbers and graphs.

235 x 156 mm | paperback | 192 pages | 70 b&w illustrations | 180 graphs

The reissue of Patrick Delaforce’s backlist continues with this thrilling book about Monty’s Tank battalions.

235 x 156 mm | paperback | 240 pages | 25 b&w illustrations

Six years of conflict, where military manoeuvres, bombs and exhortations to greater dedication to the War Effort were a daily staple, became the normality of our childhood after September 3rd 1939. For young children, this was a time of great excitement.

234 x 165 mm | 192 pages | 80 illustrations

The Battle of Britain memoir of Hurricane pilot Barry Sutton, DFC.

Barry Sutton shot down 3 enemy aircraft during the Battle of Britain, and 4 more later in the war in Burma. He went on to serve in the RAF for 29 years and ended his career as a Group Captain. He lived out his retirement with his wife on the Isle of Jersey and died in 1988.

235 x 156 mm | hardback | 256 pages | 30 colour photographs

The amazing story of one of the ‘Few’, fighter ace Tom Neil who shot down 13 enemy aircraft during the Battle of Britain.

234 x 156 mm | hardback | 320 pages | 102 illustrations

Spitfire and Hurricane fighter pilots recount their experiences of combat during the Battle of Britain.

Over 60 historic photographs, most originate from the personal albums of Battle of Britain veterans and have never been reproduced before.

235 x 156 mm | hardback | 224 pages | 60 photographs

In January 1952 Cairo burned in a wave of insurgency against the British as the Suez crisis took hold. Three months earlier, however, the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty of 1936 had been abrogated, leading to the withdrawal of all British military personnel from the city to the Canal Zone base at Suez. Colonel Robert Hornby was already committed as the press spokesman for the British Army and chose to stay in Cairo.

This is a unique angle on a fascinating period in British and Egyptian history from a man that was at the centre.

235 x 165 mm | hardback | 160 pages | 20 b&w illustrations

From the author of A Child’s War this new book offers some further memories of Guernsey’s Occupation, liberation and freedom through the years.

235 x 165 mm | paperback | 128 pages | illustrations

The remarkable Battle of Britain experiences of Spitfire pilot Brian Lane, DFC.

198 x 124 mm | paperback | 192 pages | 44 photographs

A vivid eyewitness testimony of the part played in the final eleven months of World War Two by the ‘Poor Bloody Infantry’.

235 x 165 mm | paperback | 192 pages | 30 illustrations

A nostalgic insight into Cockney grit and humour during wartime.

156 x 235 mm | paperback | 224 pages | 70 black and white illustrations