Militares

A highly illustrated look at the Allied push to stop the Germans across central Italy, culminating in a battle in the middle of Florence.Following the fighting at Anzio and Cassino in 1944, the Allies were in pursuit of the Germans, who had managed to get away when the Americans took Rome. With (...)

Leading expert Mark Galeotti explores the undeclared war in the Donbas in 2014, illuminating the long-running Russia-Ukraine crisis.The emerging and undeclared struggle for Ukraine's south-eastern Donbas region that erupted after the Russian annexation of Crimea was at once an insurgency, a proxy (...)

Fully illustrated, this book examines the evolving armored vehicle tactics used by US forces during World War II.US tank tactics were governed, in practice, by the terrain and the enemy as much as the quality of equipment, so they developed markedly between November 1942 and May 1945. When the (...)

A fresh, all-encompassing study of the most active British fleet of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars: the Mediterranean Fleet, in which Horatio Nelson made his legendary name.When war broke out with Revolutionary France in 1893, the Royal Navy's Mediterranean Fleet was launched into a (...)

Illustrated throughout, this is the first book to study the Soviet and German armoured forces that fought the campaign for the Eastern Front's vital oilfields.Although Sixth Army's battle for Stalingrad dominates accounts of the German summer 1942 offensive, the parallel thrust by von Kleist's (...)

El número incluye artículos históricos, análisis de wargames, variantes de juego, reglamentos, órdenes de batalla y diferentes escenarios para recrear enfrentamientos históricos.JUEGO ENCARTADO: La Coruña-Elviña 1809Guerra de la Independencia. Serie La Sombra del Águila.La serie La Sombra del (...)

Se ha dicho que el Derecho Marítimo se ha forjado «a golpe de mar», al socaire de siniestros,incidencias y necesidades surgidas en elmedio marino. La afirmación también es predicable a cuanto ocurre en tiempos de guerra, en los que las reglas jurídicas tienen, como no puede ser menos, un (...)

El 23 de marzo de 1862 el Ejército del Potomac bajo el mando del mayor general George B. McClellan desembarcó en Fort Monroe, en el extremo de la península formada por los ríos James y York, con el objetivo de tomar Richmond. Gracias a la supremacía naval unionista McClellan había sorprendido al (...)