History of the airforce gunners from early days through World War II and later

And that gun's no pea-shooter. It'll go through a brick wall at a quarter of a mile.' Chas McGill has the second-best collection of war souvenirs in Garmouth, and he desperately wants it to be the best.

They were warriors, trained to fight, dedicated to their country, and determined to win.

Harold E. Cloke in this book "The Gunner's Examiner" discusses in detail gunnery, the art, and science of operating and firing a gun. This book discusses everything you need to know about the system of a gun and its operation.

This is our territory and I will fight to the death for this place.' The gripping story of Chas McGill and his school friends offers a vivid account of life in The Blitz.

Alan Smith's Allenby's Gunners tells the story of artillery in the highly successful World War I Sinai and Palestine campaigns.

This official history of the NZ Machine Gun Corps during the 1914-18 conflict ... deals briefly with the origins of the unit and the departure from Egypt for France of the main body for service there, while a lesser number of troops ...

Those with an interest in military history will find themselves well rewarded by this book: the author chronicles the British and Allied movements throughout the war, spanning a number of campaigns, and includes detailed description of some ...