Forces of Fame: Fletcher-Class Destroyers
The Fletcher-class is almost synonymous with the term destroyer within the context of WWII.
Terrain Features: La Haye Sainte
The determined defence of La Haye Sainte was integral to allied victory at Waterloo.
For the Motherland: Russian Infantry of the Napoleonic Wars
Stubborn, resilient and unflinching, the Russian soldier proved to be a very tough opponent indeed.
Forces of Fame: Japanese Special Naval Landing Force
The brave and tenacious units of the SNLF spearheaded amphibious landings across the Pacific.
Forces of Fame: Ki-43 II ‘Oscar’
This fighter's superior manoeuvrability in combat made it deadly in the hands of skilled Japanese Pilots.
Terrain Features: Plancenoit
At Plancenoit, the delayed Prussian forces entered the fray and turned the tide of the Battle of Waterloo.
Weapons of Pike & Shotte: It’s in the Name
The advent of Black Powder weaponry thrust wars into the era of Pike & Shotte
Forces of Fame: HMS Victory
Arguably the most famous vessel of the Age of Sail, and still in commission to this day.
Forces of Fame: Platinum Jubilee Edition
On the occasion of her 70th year of service, this special edition of Forces of Fame examines Queen Elizabeth II's military service during WWII.
Sabres & Style – British Light Cavalry in Epic Battles: Waterloo
The splendidly attired and equipped hussars and light dragoons were somewhat undisciplined, but nevertheless capable of incredible feats of derring-do.