In Armies of the Thracians and Dacians, 500 BC to AD 150, the reader is given an in-depth look at the military histories and cultures of the Thracians and Dacians. The Thracians, a people mentioned as early as in Homer’s epic poems, played a significant role in the evolution of Greek military systems and were […]

Another topic I knew nothing about… The SAS ‘Deniables’ is a thrilling and eye-opening account of the covert operations undertaken by a team of Australian Special Air Service (SAS) soldiers during the Vietnam War. Operating out of Thailand, these soldiers were given new names for security and personal safety reasons as they were deployed on […]

Duelling through the Ages is a book that explores the long and varied history of duelling. From ancient Roman gladiators to modern-day politicians, the practice of duelling has taken many forms throughout the ages. Despite numerous attempts to ban the practice, duelling has persisted, often driven by a sense of honour or a desire to […]

Section D for Destruction is a fascinating look at the early efforts of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) to resist Nazi Germany prior to the outbreak of World War II. While Neville Chamberlain was proclaiming “Peace in Our Time” after the Munich Agreement, the SIS was quietly working to build a network of agents and […]