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Edged Weapons, Armour & Firearms
Ever since a caveman threw a sharp rock and another raised a shield to stop it, arms and armour have been at the heart of warfare and conflict. The Naval and Military Press publishes a range of titles covering the whole story of weaponry both offensive and defensive from medieval swords, spears, shields and body armour to modern tanks, guns and ammo. Whatever your interest in the weapons and equipment with which wars are waged, you will find the title you are looking for here at the Naval and Military Press.
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GREAT WARBOW: From Hastings to The Mary Rose
The great longbow was the war-winning superweapon of the Middle Ages. Every able-bodied Englishman was required by law to train in archery regularly, producing a corps of bowmen whose lethal skills were proved on the battlefields of Crecy, Poitiers and Agincourt. But our knowledge of the medieval...
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Hand Grenades: A Handbook on Rifle and Hand Grenades. 1917
Written by a serving officer, this handbook aims to give a complete knowledge of grenades in use during the Great War. Describing the use and effects of grenades in clear terms, the author aims to give the reader a quick grasp of grenades and the tactics involved in their employment. Chapter subj...
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Rifle Volunteers
How to Organize and Drill Them, 1859
Published in 1859, when the rifle was replacing the musket as the standard infantry weapon, this guide was written by a respected military expert who himself was a First Lieutenant in the Victoria RIfles, one of the many volunteer units that sprang up in the mid-Victorian period. Written in a p...
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The Soviet Army: Tactics and Organization 1949
Official British assessment of its potential Soviet enemy at the dawn of the Cold War. Offers a complete rundown of the Red Army from command and control to key weapons - indispensible to all serious students of the Cold War.
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SHELL-TURNING FOR MUNITION WORKERS, 1916
Written by two engineers, this is an instruction manual for the thousands of munition workers in the Great War, initiating them into the mysteries of a production process that turned out the explosive weaponry that won the war.
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