Posted by
Sam Collins on May 21, 2012
The latest eBook releases - available now to download!
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Posted by
Sam Collins on May 14, 2012
Our new blog for the latest reviews of our books; this month featuring Pompey, Plataea and the Lee-Enfield, amongst others!
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Posted by
Sam Collins on May 02, 2012
Our latest ebook releases, get them in seconds!
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Posted by
Sam Collins on April 20, 2012
Reinforcements for some of our most popular titles have arrived! Che
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Posted by
Sam Collins on April 19, 2012
To commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the start of the Falklands War, our three Battle for the Falklands titles have been reprinted.
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Posted by
Richard on September 10, 2009
I've been trying to work out whether Twitter is worth doing recently and I fear I may be getting a little addicted... I began thinking of describing battles and wars in just six words which happily filled a few minutes between invoices and event planning for next year.
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Posted by
Mike on August 06, 2009
Today the funeral is being held for Harry Patch, the last surviving British soldier to have fought in the trenches of the Western Front during the First World War. Somehow, his death has made that terrible conflict seem all the more distant. As we watch it is slowly passing into history - the number of people who were there is dwindling rapidly and soon their voices will grow silent.
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Posted by
Kerry on August 06, 2009
Osprey New York have just moved office, which inevitably means that we have had some serious cleaning out to do. When I started this process I stumbled across some very odd items - a series of primed but unpainted miniatures that I will hopefully be painting with an old co-worker, some George R.R. Martin books, a large metal statue of a fairie. But the most interesting so far was a scrapbook of papers and photos from 2nd Lt William Ruxton during his years in France during World War I.
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Posted by
Phil on June 27, 2009
... Osprey Assault body armour, that is. Come autumn, the existing Osprey tactical kit will be replaced with the new, lighter Assault design, intended to provide the soldier with the same level of protection, with less of the weight and cumbersome bulk. Intended specifically for troops on foot, the redesign comes about following experiences in Afghanistan, where foot patrols are more common due to the terrain and conditions...
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Posted by
Ed on June 26, 2009
Osprey have now made it possible for our North American customers to Pre-order Osprey titles 3 months ahead of the publication date.
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