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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
Richard on September 24, 2009
We had some great entries on the #sixwordwar competition over on Twitter. Here is the full list:
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Posted by
Kerry on September 23, 2009
Interested in wargaming, history, medieval knights? Be sure not to miss the first annual Military History Weekend, co-sponsored by Osprey.
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Posted by
Kerry on September 16, 2009
The Military History Weekend is shaping up to be quite an event! While it is certainly quite different to be planning an event rather than "just" attending (not to suggest that attending or vending is ever as simple as that), it has been a lot of fun so far...
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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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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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