Posted by
Joe on February 09, 2010
Here’s a great story sent to me by one of our loyal blog readers about a proposed Russian paradrop operation near the North Pole. The Canadians are less than amused.
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Posted by
Joe on February 08, 2010
Normally, I wouldn't just show off art from a single book, but the new work from Giuseppe Rava just blew me a away!
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Posted by
Mike on February 06, 2010
That's right, Command our latest series is almost here. We have mentioned it on the blog a couple of times, but for anyone who might have missed out on the details, the premise behind Command is pretty simple. These are not simple biographies, the Command series looks at how the greatest military leaders of history adopted technology, battlefield tactics and training methods, or simply inspired their troops through their personality and leadership skills. They provide a critical examination of each commander's key victories, and his notable adversaries. Illustrated with detailed maps, tactical uniforms and our signature uniform artwork and battlescenes, each book explains exactly how and why these great leaders were able to carve their names into the annals of military history.
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Posted by
Mike on February 04, 2010
Has the intense PR spotlight and huge success of the Call of Duty Modern Warfare series had a positive impact on the world of military history? Is this the ideal medium to get a younger audience interested in military history, or is it simply a bloodbath of mindless violence and worrying fun? I have played the games - and here is what I think!
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Guest Author on February 02, 2010
Remembered by Martin Windrow.
Malcolm, who died of cancer in January at the age of 75, was an important trail-blazer in our kind of publishing.
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Posted by
Kerry on February 01, 2010
The talk of our small office has been the new HBO miniseries, "The Pacific," produced by the award-winning team that brought us Band of Brothers: Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg. The two make an impressive duo, and "The Pacific" promises not to disappoint. The 10-part series will air on Sunday, March 14th, and slowly but surely, more information on the series is becoming available.
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Posted by
Joe on January 31, 2010
Looking for something to do on a lazy Sunday afternoon - how about checking to see which unit Great-Grandpa served with during the Civil War?
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Posted by
Mike on January 30, 2010
To coincide with the arrival of the Osprey January 30% off sale, we have an extra batch of reprints arriving - just in time for you all to take advantage of the possible savings. On top of the 50 odd books that I announced had been reprinted and arrived last week, our production team and printers have been working round the clock to bring in a bonus reprint batch. Of course, there are some of our most popular titles in there - like the immensely popular Elite 9 Normans, but there is a fair smattering of the more obscure titles cropping up in this reprint batch - Men-at-Arms 209 The War in Cambodia (which is also available as an e-book) is a good example of this, as is MAA 384 Armies of the German Peasant Wars. So get sorting through this list - you never know what sort of bargains you might be able to pick up!
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Guest Author on January 29, 2010
Remembered by Martin Windrow.
Richard died on 12 January 2010, after a two-year battle with the cancer that he had fought with his characteristic courage, dignity and humour. He is survived by his wife Hilary, his children Adam, Jason and Christa, and his grandchildren Dale, Lauren and Amber.
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Posted by
Mike on January 28, 2010
At lunchtime this Friday, a moment of history will be made, as the Osprey Publishing 5-a-side football team stride out onto the pitch (or to be more accurate, into the hall) for the first time, making their bow in the inaugural Botley Challenge Cup.
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