In this new guest post, Pen and Sword Transport author Howard Piltz explains the inspiration behind his new book Aircraft and Aviation Stamps.
The United States was propelled into World War II by the surprise Japanese attack on the Naval base at Pearl Harbor in the Hawaii Islands
The Fishoil Story How the Amritsar Radar Ended Pakistan’s RB-57 Programme The aircraft came in low, bearing straight towards the radar. The silhouette was familiar,
On the blog today we have an exclusive interview with Jean-Denis Lepage, in which he tells us about his new release Torpedo Bombers, 1900-1950.
John Fairley’s new book Fighting in the Sky is due to be released this Summer. In this Q&A John tells us about his experiences in
SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT FROM ‘V’ BOMBERS TO CONCORDE A Flight Test Engineer’s Story Background to the Writing of this Book Two things inspired me
In the following video Pen and Sword author Geoff Simpson tells us all about his new book A History of the Battle of Britain Fighter Association. Enjoy!
We felt at peace with the world on that quiet Sunday in February 1978 at RAF Brüggen, our biggest strike/attack base in North Germany; there
Some commemorations of the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain are being postponed or cancelled. However, the occasion has been marked in an unusual
THE DOOLITTLE RAID The First Strike Against Japan, April 1942 Just over two years ago, in January 2018, I was stood on Runway Able at
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