World War II 1939 - 1945

This unique book is based on the real life  experiences of Station Officer May Greenup during her wartime service at the Auxiliary Ambulance Station 39 , Weymouth Mews. Her five and a half years there right through the war bring to light the vital...

In this recent magnificent After The Battle publication, authors Jeff Plowman and Terry Rowe, deal with the bitter Monte Cassino campaign covering the desperate  months between January and May 1944. Never before has this controversial battle been...

In this the author Jean Paul Pallud's latest book, the entire World War II western desert campaign is traced right back from 1940 till the demise of Rommel's much vaunted Afrika Korps in late 1943. The great battles fought all along a rather fluid front...

The premise of this spectacular book by Peter D Cromwell is the freocious aerial cobat fought above the skies of France back in 1940. For a total of six weeks, the same number of nations were locked in combat over nort-western Europe. Seen mainly through...

Author Winston Ramsey's vivid description of wartime Channel Islands, Great Britain's sole Nazi occupied territory during the Second World War is perhaps one of the most well researched accounts on the subject. Using the "Then and Now" cocept to maximum...

This book takes you to the scene where wartime Germany's foremost tank ace, Michael Wittmann, firmly established his formidable reputation in a series of fierce tank sorties in the general area of Villers-Bocage less than a week after D-Day.

Initially published to commemorate the Fortieth Anniversary of the Normany campaign, this book fully realises the excellent opportunity offered the reader to revisit those brilliant defensive battles fought by the German Army tanks just after D-Day...

Authors: Jean-Paul Pallud and Winston G. Ramsey, Hardbound, 544 Pages, ISBN: 9780900913402 Noted After The Battle author and Second World War European history enthusiast, Jean Paul Pallud, in this carefully researched book, goes into great lengths...

Though not as well known as its counterpart the Eighth Air Force, the Ninth Air Force did have over forty wartime bases all around Britain. It are these, now mostly abandoned  arfields that are covered with meticulous research in this the companion...

In this fascinating book noted aviation historian and regular After The Battle contributor, Roger Freeman, uses the After The Battle- Then and Noand thr various airfields allocated to them right up to the end of hostilities in 1945 and the current state...

Roger A Freeman's two classic publications on the airbases of the US 8th Army Air Force and the US 9th Army Air Force are presented together in a single slipcase.

This new series from "After The Battle" is brought mainly for the avid reader and  "Then and Now" enthusiast who can keep a personal record whille visiting famous battlefields.