BOOKS

An in-depth look into one of the most surreptitious elite units of the British Army, the British Commander-in-Chief’s Mission to the Soviet Forces in Germany.

This comprehensive publication accompanies the National Army Museum's exhibition, Foe to Friend, which runs from the 12th September 2020 - 1st July 2021.

Andrew Richards explores the changing role and nature of the British Army, examining the changing socio-military changes in the 1980s and the transformation the British Army has undertaken since 1990.

Using the previously unpublished journal of Charles Holman of the 52nd Foot, Glover pieces together the sequence of events of the final moments of the Battle of Waterloo and the controversy which ensued.

Spencer Jones explores the British Army's combat experience from the Boer War to World War and how it crucially shaped the British Army's tactical development in the years to come.

Your guide to the newly refurbished galleries at the National Army Museum

The first official self-improvement and leadership book from the British Army's world-leading Sandhurst Academy.

This biography tells the fascinating story of how ,in 1943, General W.J Slim brought victory out of defeat, in Burma. Deploying his famous 'forgotten' 14th Army to defeat the Japanese and liberate Burma.

An entertaining study of the reality of the extraordinary institution of National Service.

An essential for anyone interested in the history of the British Army. A reference book to follow the lineage of new regiments.

Kim Wagner portrays an intimate account of life and death in British India during the largest rebellion of the nineteenth century. This book also gives a critical assessment of British Imperialism, the legacy of Empire and the Myth of the 'Mutiny'.

A comprehensive yet readable study of the persistent upheavals and complex changes in the Middle East.