Military Books

Author: Peter Doyle, ISBN: 9780857332417, 160 pages, Published in 2014, Hardcover An insight into the uniform, equipment, weaponry and lifestyle of the British Great War soldier. Interest in the life and times of the Great War British soldier - or Tommy...

ISBN: 9780857332349 Author: Jonathan Falconer Insights into how science, technology and engineering made the Normandy invasion possible. D-Day Haynes Manual Description The landing of Allied forces on the shores of Normandy on 6 June 1944 was the...

Author: Pat Ware, ISBN: 9780857330802 An insight into the history, development, production and roles of the British Army's light four-wheel-drive vehicle. Designed as a dual-purpose agricultural utility vehicle, and initially derived from the...

Author: Iain R. Murray, ISBN: 9780857332301 An insight into the history, development, production and role of the Second World War RAF bomber aircraft. The twin-engined Vickers-Armstrongs Wellington was one of the outstanding RAF combat aircraft of...

This wartime story of a young Australian RAAF bomber pilot is told with such artistic flair, that it takes the reader back to those days in the 40s when the young man did all his flying over enemy occupied Europe. Author Christobel Mattingley's book is...

This book is dedicated to the original 1915 letter written to the then Prime Minister, Andrew Fisher, by war journalist Keith Murdoch. This edition was done long after Sir Keith Murdoch's passing in 1952 and is a most inspiring document of the original...

In this never before published personal account of action during the Great War, author H.G.Hartnett paint a vivid picture of a young man's experiences in the most horrendous war to date. Joining up in September 1915 at the age of 23, the author remembers...

The personal connection between a young seventeen year old Australian sapper and his mother against the backdrop of the Great War is the premise of this touching book. Authors, Doug and Margot Anthony have followed the military career of Sapper Hubert...

The gallantry of Australia's first Gallipoli Victoria Cross winner, Albert Jacka is made all the more poignant in this touching tribute by author Robert Macklin.

Seen frankly for the first time from an unbiased Turkish perspective, this book brings to light the gallantry involved by the opposing Turkish troops. The Gallipoli Campaign has never had a fairer  overview.

The lesser known naval exploits of the Australian submarine HMAS AE2 supporting the ANZAC Gallipoli campaign are brought to light in this exciting book. Authors, Vecihi and Hatice Basarin tell the story of the Australian submarines underwater exploits in...

Freely acknowledged as being Australia's first official war correspondent, C.E.W.Bean's wartime diaries are presented hers by author Kevin Fewster. Bean's incredible information of the Gallipoli campaign is very well documented as he was in the very...