We’re delighted to announce the launch of audio editions from our long-running Campaign series. Spanning conflicts from ancient battlefields to modern warzones, the series is widely acclaimed for its authoritative accounts of warfare across history. Now, these classic studies are brought to life in audio for the first time.

Expertly narrated, each volume takes listeners inside pivotal military clashes, examining leadership, strategy, and the unfolding combat. Each audio edition is accompanied by a high-resolution PDF, featuring illustrations, maps, and diagrams, allowing listeners to engage fully with the visual and analytical detail that defines a Campaign title. 

Whether revisiting a classic volume or discovering a conflict for the first time, these audio editions offer a compelling new way to experience military history.

Operation Market-Garden 1944 (1): The American Airborne Missions by Steven J. Zaloga | Read by Tom Alexander

Overshadowed by the dramatic British failure at Arnhem, the US 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions were a vital component of Operation Market-Garden and succeeded in capturing their objectives at Eindhoven and Nijmegen.

Operation Market-Garden 1944 (2): The British Airborne Missions by Ken Ford | Read by Tom Alexander

A dramatic retelling of the daring attempt by the British 1st Airborne Division and Polish 1st Airborne Brigade to secure the bridge across the Rhine at Arnhem from the early planning through to the early setbacks and eventual catastrophic conclusion.

Operation Market-Garden 1944 (3): The British XXX Corps Missions by Ken Ford | Read by Tom Alexander

The final instalment in Osprey’s trilogy on Operation Market-Garden, this is a fascinating account of the British XXX Corps assault towards the Rhine at Arnhem.

Teutoburg Forest AD 9: The destruction of Varus and his legions by Michael McNally | Read by Phillipe Bosher

28th May

This is the story of the famous battle of the Teutoburg Forest, the most complete defeat of the Roman Army in the west, which saw the destruction of three Roman legions by Germanic tribesmen.

Tsushima 1905: Death of a Russian Fleet by Mark Lardas | Read by Cliff Chapman

28th May

This gripping study describes the decisive battle of Tsushima. It shows how the Japanese victory over Russia led to the development of the dreadnought battleship and gave rise to an near-mythical belief in Japanese naval invincibility.