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Full title: 'The Airforces Monthly Book of the F-16 Fighting Falcon'.

Founded in 1895, "Autocar" is the world's oldest car magazine and thrives like never before as an authoritative weekly packed with car news and reviews, including the comprehensive road tests in the business. This book collects "Autocar" material about the 'new-generation' Aston Martins.

Founded in 1895, "Autocar" is the world's oldest car magazine and thrives today like never before as a vibrant, authoritative weekly packed with car news and reviews, including comprehensive road tests in the business. This book collects some of the best "Autocar" material about the iconic Porsche 911 since 1997.

A collection of 12 tales of Second World War ranging from action with the Desert Rats to top-secret missions for Military Intelligence via the nightmare dreams of a Captain in the airborne division and the heroic rise of Jack Charlton (not that Jack Charlton) to the head of Baker Company.

History of a London unit - first raised by the artist George Cruikshank in 1859 - during the Great War. Covers Loos, the Somme, Bullecourt, Messines, and Third Ypres, with awards and Roll of Honour (1050 dead).

From the killing fields of Rwanda and Srebrenica a decade ago to those of Darfur, the United Nations has repeatedly failed to confront genocide. This book examines in detail the crucial role of the Secretariat, its relationship with the Security Council, and the failure of UN officials themselves to confront genocide.

A collection of 100 biographies published in the "Daily Telegraph" since the mid-1980s.

Operation Overlord, June 1944, was the greatest seaborne invasion, indeed the greatest military endeavour, of all time. Though eventually a brilliant victory, the D-Day Landings came close to being the greatest military disaster. From the parachutists and glider pilots landed behind enemy lines to the sappers, gunners, tank crews, signals, infantry, chaplains and surgeons - and the vast armada of ships and landing craft that brought them to the congested beaches - each has their own story of heroism. A unique collection of letters and accounts from all ranks and regiments, this book champions the ordinary men who made it possible.

Bears testimony to the gallant qualities shown by soldiers. This work includes such Victoria Cross holders as the Gurkha Ganju Lama, the tank commander Pip Gardener, Major-General "Bala" Bredin, who refused to wear a helmet and yet won three DSOs and two MCs, and Brigadier David Block, the deadly accurate gunner at Monte Cassino.

A detailed history of the B-17's military and civil flying career.