Great New Military History from Osprey! 

Ugh...The Wars of the Roses book is stunning! So many great photos and maps in the Osprey books, too! 👏🏻 Have _not_ started reading D-Day yet 🙄 but will get to it...probably tonight. Thanks for sharing. 🇺🇸

That War of the Roses book is quite Epic isn't it? So many great military books out right now.

I was reading osprey in the early 80s. Osprey is not only excellent it is consistently excellent since oh god i am old DECADES.

Never been disappointed w an Osprey book. Good video.

Kershaw's Dunkirk from the German perspective is a very good book, a different take on what the Brits had spun a defeat into a heroic retreat.

I have been to Bosworth Field (it is about 30 miles from my house). That War of the Roses book looks great. Have read Dan Jones book on the subject, which is excellent. Always look forward to your military history videos.

AW. My brother used to say church the same way when he was little.

Those Osprey books always look so tempting, but I'm afraid to start collecting them. I recognize potential addictions when I see them. I've been getting all highbrow and snooty with some philosophy, but I need to start getting down and dirty with the D-Day action too. Have a nice week! Looking forward to seeing the new bookshelves. By the way, I saw a really goofy old movie about Blackbeard the Pirate a while back. At one point, he talks about dragging a treasure across the Isthmus of Panamarr. I spent the rest of the movie trying to figure out why Blackbeard could pronounce Isthmus but not Panama. Yeah, yeah, I know; because pirate, that's why. Oh, and did you visit Knossos while on Crete? I've heard complaints that all the reconstruction makes it feel kind of fake. I'd be curious to hear your impression.