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Great Campaigns

This series delves into the depths of military history, analyzing pivotal battles and strategic campaigns that shaped the world. Each volume offers a detailed examination of the tactics, leadership, and political circumstances that influenced the course of events. It's essential reading for anyone interested in the history of warfare and military strategy. Prepare for an insightful and engaging exploration of famous and lesser-known military engagements.

Vicksburg Campaign
Rommel's North Africa campaign

Recommended Reading Order

  • Game designer and author Jack Greene and Bersaglieri veteran Alessandro Massignani have written a detailed account of the North Africa campaign, with German and Italian material available nowhere else, including fascinating accounts of Mussolini's Blackshirts, the Young Fascists Division, and the Folgore Parachute Division.

    Rommel's North Africa campaign
  • Vicksburg Campaign

    April 1862 - July 1863

    • 236 pages
    • 9 hours of reading

    The book delves into the significant military operations at Vicksburg, highlighting the intricate interplay of combined land and naval strategies, guerrilla tactics, and political maneuvering. It showcases the challenges faced by both Grant's forces and their opponents, while emphasizing the role of America's first "brown water" navy in riverine warfare. The narrative weaves together these elements to provide a compelling account of a pivotal moment in military history.

    Vicksburg Campaign