Published to coincide with a BBC2 documentary about Sister Janet, showing on the 8th May. This is the remarkable story of the Florence Nightingale of the Anglo Zulu War, who was only 19 when awarded the Royal Red Cross.
First-ever book to deal exclusively with the Mutiny VCs.
This is the little-known story of a part of Britain's involvement in the Russian Civil War.
As well as exploring the fighting at the Battle of Killiecrankie, the author also details the Battle of Sedgemoor.
This is the story of a group of buccaneers, adventurers, sea-raiders and privateers who were supported by Queen Elizabeth I - hence they are often referred to as 'Elizabeth's Pirates'.
This collection offers a unique glimpse into the history of the Victoria Cross, showcasing a variety of objects that highlight its significance. Each item tells a story of bravery and sacrifice, providing insight into the valor of those who have received this prestigious medal. The book not only explores the history behind the Victoria Cross but also celebrates the individuals and events that have defined its legacy.
A fresh and new perspective in which to observe the Second World War.
A complete account of all the VCs awarded in the North African campaign in the Second World War.
A complete account of all the VCs awarded in the Far East in the Second World War.
Each section or chapter contains a full description of the campaign or conflict in question, its origins and outcome. All conflicts and campaigns that resulted in the award of the Victoria Cross are examined in chronological order.