OVERLORD'S BLOG

In 1943 the Allies were well advanced with their plans to return to the continent, however, one problem still remained: How to defeat the ma...

In the distance was the sound of a band and the tramp of hundreds of feet marching in unison. The band and the soldiers turned the corner in...

In the book release last year, The Dark Age of Tanks , I talk of the UK's Ground Air Scout Car (GASC) projects. These were attempts at w...

 In the 1940s there were beams of barely understood forces being used by the British and Germans to wage war against each other. I am not ta...

The British paratrooper hefted his Bren Gun and glanced at his watch; it was just after 0410 local time (0710 GMT) as his transport plane ch...

The days after D-Day had a multitude of differing battles as the Allies fought for control. One of these battles occurred on D+2 when the 12...

On 17th of November 1943 the Australian forces in Papua New Guinea started their operations to clear the next part of the island from the oc...

As those of you whom have been following me on Facebook will likely know, my next book is due out in May next year. It focuses on British sp...