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Simon Forty

    Simon Forty is the author of numerous highly illustrated books focusing on historical and military subjects, particularly the battlefields of Normandy and the liberation of the Low Countries. His work is characterized by detailed research and visual presentation, offering readers a deep insight into pivotal moments of European history. Forty's style is both informative and accessible, making his books a valuable resource for historians and general readers alike.

    US Naval Aviation 1898-1945: The Pioneering Years to the Second World War
    Early Jet Fighters - European and Soviet, 1944-1954
    First Canadian Army
    Across the Rhine
    A Photographic History of Airborne Warfare, 1939 1945
    US Naval Aviation, 1945 2003
    • US Naval Aviation, 1945 2003

      • 184 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Covers events from the end of the Second World War to Operation Iraqi Freedom. Sequel to US Naval Aviation 1898-1945.

      US Naval Aviation, 1945 2003
      4.7
    • Across the Rhine

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Heavily illustrated title covering the advance of the US, Canadian and British Armies west into Germany in 1945.

      Across the Rhine
      5.0
    • First Canadian Army

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      First paperback edition of the pictorial history of the decisive role played by Canada in northwest Europe during the final year of World War II, with action and aerial photographs, maps and memorials.

      First Canadian Army
      4.4
    • The Ardennes Battlefields

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      The latest in the WWII series by Simon Forty and Leo Marriott provides a unique, highly illustrated perspective on The Battle of the Bulge using maps, photography old and new, hardware, memorials, museums, and cemeteries to give an overview of this crucial campaign. číst celé

      The Ardennes Battlefields
      4.4
    • Limits of Empire

      • 200 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      A study of the Roman borders, their role as defenses and control points and their impact on the Roman empire as a whole.

      Limits of Empire
      3.0