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Osprey Publishing - The leading publisher of illustrated military history

Oxford UK / New York City ospreypublishing.com Joined March 2009

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S44 AND S46 ENTER VARDØ, A NEW FLOTILLA BASE.

🎨 Image from 'Kriegsmarine Norway Command 1940–45' by Lawrence Paterson, illustrated by Edouard A. Groult.

📖 Find out more on our website: bit.ly/4ipsSjL

Two military boats navigate through calm waters near a lighthouse on a cloudy day. The boats have a blue camouflage pattern, and a few figures are aboard. The lighthouse stands on a breakwater, guiding the vessels. The surrounding landscape is grassy and slightly misty.

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Next week, join Ben Barry as he explores British Army doctrine during the Cold War and its relevance today.

📆 20 November, 12:00–13:00
📍 @NAM_London
🎟️ Free to book: bit.ly/3WgW4AX

'The Rise and Fall of the British Army' is available on our website.

www.nam.ac.uk The British Army in the Cold War: Lessons for Today and Tomorrow Join Ben Barry as he examines British Army doctrine and policy during the Cold War and their relevance to the challenges of the present day.

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Today, on Remembrance Sunday, we commemorate the servicemen and women who served in the two World Wars and later conflicts.

(Image: Adobe Stock)

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In February 'Pearl Harbor: Japan's Greatest Disaster' by Mark Stille will be available in paperback!

A detailed re-examination of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the Day of Infamy that saw the USA enter WWII.

UK: 4th Feb
US: 2nd Feb

Pre-order: bit.ly/4iXJQpx

The image features the cover of the book "Pearl Harbor: Japan's Greatest Disaster" by Mark E. Stille. The book cover is displayed on a Kindle, and the text is also shown on a smartphone with an audiobook interface. In the background is a historical photo of a naval ship.

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New blog post: Operation Bagration: the offensive that broke Hitler's army by Jacek Zabielski.

Image: German strongpoints along the woodland front line in the Vitebsk region were constructed from earth, local stone and timber. (Author)

Read more: bit.ly/4A6cQBk

Two soldiers in a trench, wearing helmets and military uniforms. One is holding a rifle while the other uses binoculars. There are trees and sandbags in the background.