Europe@War

This book examines the military aspects of the ‘Cyprus Problem’, which in 1963–1974 escalated into a major international crisis, a Turkish invasion of Cyprus, and a near-war between Greece and Turkey.

Based on author’s unique approach to local archives and first-hand sources, and illustrated by over 120 photographs and color profiles, this book is the first ever authoritative account on combat operations of the former Yugoslav Air Force in the conflict that shaped the modern-day southern Europe.

Today, France has the fourth largest nuclear arsenal in the word. The history behind this high-tech force remains ignored by many. This book is the first of two volumes and presents the French nuclear military ambition from historic, strategic and military aspects.

From the first days of the Operation to Restore Constitutional Order, Russian forces became involved in extremely bloody fighting with well-trained and well-equipped Chechen militants.

This book focuses on the armed formations of the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR), one of the two separatist entities in the east of Ukraine. It provides an overview of their formation in 2014 and the status up to the end of February 2022.

West Berlin was the front line of the Cold War, an island of Western democracy, 100 miles inside East Germany and completely surrounded by the pride of the Soviet army.

On 24 February 2022, eight years after invading the Crimean Peninsula of Ukraine and organizing an illegal referendum in support of a subsequent Russian annexation, President of the Russian Federation...

This is the history of the US Navy’s deployment of the first passive towed array sonar used against Soviet submarines operating in the Mediterranean during the early 1970s.