strips the misconceptions around the actions and performances of the two criticalcommanders, William Halsey, Admiral of the U.S. Third Fleet, and controversial Vice AdmiralTakeo Kurita, while reappraising the “lost victory”…

Like many other countries that backed up the British government, World War II Australia was also a direct victim of the ravages of the war. The country was attacked at…

Don’t miss out on war movie and serie releases! Argunners Magazine keeps you updated on upcoming and most anticipated Movie, TV-serie and Documentary releases. However we’re also compiling lists with war…

REVIEW: Hitler’s invasion of East Anglia 1940; An Historical cover-up? An interesting book about the planning on both sides of the war of the German Invasion of England. The German…

[junkie-toggle title=”Season 1″ state=”closed”] Episode 1: Childhood’s End Episode 2: Secrets Episode 3: Codes of Honour Episode 4: Trekkers Episode 5: Destinies[/junkie-toggle][junkie-toggle title=”Season 2″ state=”closed”] Episode 1: Back to the…

Review By Martin Koenigsberg This biography of Mad Mike Calvert is written by a Veteran of the Asian campaigns, and a big fan of the most famous of Orde Wingate’s…

Maarten Otte’s book covers the story of the American Participation in the World War One Saint Mihiel Offensive.  The Americans entered the war late and although unproven in battle they…

Being there . . . . when the United States declared war on Germany in 1917 due to Deutschlandunleashing a resumption of unrestricted submarine warfare off the eastern Canadian andAmerican…

Night flying and aerial bombardment were both in their infancy during World War I. Contemporary airplanes lacked the navigation instruments that would have made those missions so much easier and…

Review by Martin Koenigsberg Early in the Cold War, Anti Aircraft suppression had to be done with ECM- jamming- or full missions dedicated to flak suppression. Radars were things to…