Mental Health Support Solutions (MHSS) has published a book with tips and guidance on how seafarers can maintain or improve their mental wellbeing while aboard a vessel or onshore.
The authors have combined clear text with an outstanding collection of photographs, illustrating the Supermarine Southampton story in design and construction and in service with the RAF, Japanese Navy, Argentina, Turkey and Australia. The Southampton seems an unlikely father of the Spitfire as the design that established RJ Mitchell. – Very Highly Recommended
The new series 5 edition of the Trafalgar Chronicle provides many new insights with lavish illustration. The 1805 Club was formed to promote knowledge of the Georgian Navy and this chronicle is both a fascinating read and an important information source for historians and enthusiasts. – Very Highly Recommended
The Light Division has become well known due to the brilliant novels tracing the fictional hero Sharpe of the 95th Rifles. The author provides a detailed and riveting account of the Light Division and its three regiments, 43rd and 52nd Light Infantry and the 95th Rifles. – Most Highly Recommended
Very little attention has been paid to Egypt after Alexander the Great, but this book explains how the Ptolemaic Army maintained Egypt’s position as a major power. The legacy of Alexander’s campaigns was a number of the significant nations of the Middle East being ruled by his successors and Egypt was an enduring part of that legacy. – Most Highly Recommended
The war crime committed by the Soviets on the orders of Stalin should have achieved international condemnation. The discovery of the mass grave of Polish officers shows Stalin for what he really was. – Most Highly Recommended
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We wanted to let you know that Cockpit Arts Summer Festival in London is opening this week!
