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A History of Conflict

As the UK’s best selling military history magazine, Britain At War Magazine covers British involvement in conflicts from the beginning of the 20th century through to today. Each issue is packed with news and features about Britain’s wartime history.

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The Third Reich in 100 Objects

Roger Moorhouse

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THE ROAD TO SPANISH FARM

Hailed as a classic of war literature, The Spanish Farm trilogy...

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Gibraltar, a Rock, a bastion, a fortress

ADVERTORIAL Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory...

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Collecting Military Documents

This month, Mark Khan takes a look at the huge and fascinating...

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BATTLE OF BRITAIN

DOWNED MESSERSCHMITT 109 Unlucky Hits In Engine On 27 October...

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A Plethora of Great War Tanks!

DESPITE HAVING first seen action the previous year at the battle...

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FEBRUARY 1918 WORLD MAP

PERSIA: 11 February: ‘Dunsterforce’ arrives at Hamadan and...

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FLASHING THE D-DAY WEATHER

Situated on the most westerly point of County Mayo, in neutral...

The sinking HMS Ark Royal, with a heavy list, taken from HMS Hermione. Features

The Sinking of Ark Royal

Despite the fact the Germans claimed to have sunk her on numerous occasions, even producing illustrations of her sinking after an air attack in the North Sea, the aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal stayed very much afloat, playing a vital part in the Royal Navy’s war until late 1941. However, on 13 November that year, writes Alexander Nicoll, fate – and the Germans – finally caught up with her.