US Tank Tactics in World War II
In this book, the evolution of US tank tactical doctrine is laid out in the context of the organizational development of the US Army’s Armored Force.
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September 2026 Book Vote: Men-at-Arms
This month's book vote sees five Men-at-Arms titles battling for your support. Read the full descriptions and have your say by visiting the Book Vote page. Plus, check out the results of last month's Fleet vote.
Florence 1944
The Italian campaign was characterized by slow and limited operational movements; actions were mostly local and dominated by firepower. This was the case at Salerno in 1943, where the German counter-attacks focused on limited areas and were repulsed thanks to the superior Allied firepower, and at Anzio in 1944.
Big Reveal 2027: Anatomy of the Ship
Read about our new Anatomy of the Ship title for 2027.
Oathmark: Second Edition – Launch Day
Prepare to lead your realm in Oathmark:Second Edition. Available in the UK today...
Big Reveal 2027: Dogfight
Find out what you can expect from the Dogfight series in 2027.
Big Reveal 2027: Men-at-Arms
Find out what you can expect from the Men-at-Arms series in 2027!
November 2026 Artwork Reveal
Today we're showing three pieces of artwork from our November 2026 series books! Let us know in the comments which books you'd like to see featured in our December 2026 Artwork Reveal!
Big Reveal 2027: Fleet
Find out what you can expect from the Fleet series in 2027.
Battle of the Atlantic (2): From Operation Drumbeat to the Defeat of the Wolfpacks, 1942–43
However, merchant ship losses do not tell the entire story. Between 1940 and 1943, dry cargo imports into Great Britain declined by 37 per cent from 41.9 million tons to 26.4 million tons.
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