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New eBook Releases for May!

Posted by Sam Collins on May 21, 2012

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The latest eBook releases - available now to download!

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eBook Releases for May!

Posted by Sam Collins on May 10, 2012

9781849086387  9780850451153  9781855321069 

Check out our new eBook releases for May!

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New Ebook Releases Blog!

Posted by Sam Collins on May 02, 2012

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Our latest ebook releases, get them in seconds!

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Books Back In Stock - April Edition!

Posted by Sam Collins on April 20, 2012

 
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Reinforcements for some of our most popular titles have arrived! Che

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The next ten Raid titles announced - thanks for your help in choosing them!

Posted by Kate on September 03, 2009

Thanks to all of you for your fantastic feedback on what titles we should be publishing in the Raid series. I thought you might like to know the confirmed list of Raid subjects for 2010. They are: Zeebrugge 1918 Gran Sasso 1943...

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D-Day remembered

Posted by Ed on June 06, 2009

In the early hours on June 6, 1944, the largest airborne and amphibious assault the world has ever seen was set into operation. Over 200,000 allied troops descended upon the northern coast of France and in the face of fierce German resistance pushed inland, as wave upon wave of troops invaded the mine-littered beaches.

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Osprey author Ian Castle to appear on 'The One Show' tonight

Posted by Mike on June 04, 2009

For those of you who are not in the UK - you probably won't know about this early evening television show which has gained a cult status and following over the last year or so. But we are extremely excited to announce that for the first time ever, an Osprey author will be appearing on The One Show!

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Wear Your Favorite Osprey Book!

Posted by Kerry on May 25, 2009

Last weekend I had the honor of going to the Museum Store Association trade show in Phoenix, and while my New York colleagues were stuck in a torrential downpour all week, I was off enjoying a variety of museum display items in sunny, 95-degree Arizona. I was particularly excited to meet the reps from Legacy of Valor, who have licensed loads of Osprey artwork to be printed on t-shirts, long sleeve shirts and hoodies (or jumpers, as I think you call them in the UK).

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My favourite new bits in the Membership archive

Posted by Ed on May 19, 2009

Once a month I will be blogging my favourite piece of members area content. Currently I will choose between a battle map or a plane profile but later in the year we will have all the artwork from the New Vanguard series and most of the Men at Arms uniforms available to our members. This month I’ve uploaded 95 new plane profiles and plane unit insignia, along with 20 new battle maps. All this content is taken from our May 2009 publications.

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My top ten war films that should be remade

Posted by Mike on May 06, 2009

Hollywood is all about rebooting characters at the minute. Batman got a reboot. Then the reboot got a sequel which became one of the most successful films of all time. Bond has been rebooted - the humour and gadgets are gone and replaced by gritty punchy seat of your pants action. Which went on to spawn another film. Star Trek has been rebooted, even Wolverine has been rebooted in a way.

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