The best book ever written about submarine warfare.

The famous story of mass escape from a WWII German PoW camp that inspired the classic film.

Brings together the many dramatic discoveries resulting from research that has covered the five continents. This work reveals the code systems between the War Office and Colditz, shows how the author obtained information on Germany's secret weapons, and investigates the existence of traitors and the situation of non-collaborators in the castle.

Horatio Hornblower was the central character in C.S. Forester's celebrated series of 12 novels set in the age of fighting sail when Britannia ruled the waves. In this fictional biography of Hornblower, Cecil Northcote Parkinson chronicles the rise to eminence of a young Royal Navy officer.

This classic escape and evasion story is an exciting read and is arguably the most ingenious POW escape of WWII. 'The Wooden Horse' became a legend among servicemen long before its publication in 1949.

On Christmas Eve 1957, alone in the cockpit of his Vampire, an RAF pilot is returning from Germany to Lakenheath on leave - 66 minutes of trouble-free, routine flying. Then, out over the North Sea, the fog begins to close in, radio contact ceases, and the compass goes haywire.