Art from 'Brandenburgers in the Blitzkrieg 1940: Special forces open the road to France'. Illustrated by Renato Dalmaso

 Osprey artwork reveal. Out in 2027

At several locations in which they were to operate, disguised Brandenburgers slipped across the border into The Netherlands to reconnoitre potential approach routes to their bridge targets. They took the opportunity to note enemy strongpoints, measure terrain, count sentries and observe any routines among the Dutch defenders. Moving in pairs or singly, they took the opportunity to prepare a full picture of the terrain they would be traversing once the invasion day arrived. They almost always crossed the border in civilian disguise, lightly armed, if at all.

Michaela Wecker Photography

 AKCE CIHELNA 2026

👉 second part of the photos

Military-historical show "Dark Days of the Republic 1938–39"

- the tragic events of the fall of 1938 with a fictional continuation of the refusal of the Munich Agreement and the subsequent defense of our republic...

August 14–15, 2026, Králíky

1/32 Italian tanks

 warprintsstore.com – War Prints Store

Britains 9732, PAK 38 German field gun

 Bought for me by my daughter from Cheddar carboot sale.

The 5 cm Pak 38 was developed in 1938 and approved for mass production in 1939, with first combat use in 1941.

Dinky Battle of Britain

 Did you have one of them?

Wargames Illustrated

 

There's a whole lot of Early War in Flames Of War content inside the May issue of Wargames Illustrated, plus a stunning plastic Freebie Frame of either a French Somua S35 or a British Vickers Light Mk VI!

Available from the Wargames Illustrated webstore from April 20th, in stores (Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, TG Jones and WH Smith) from April 30th and Barnes & Noble from mid-May.

April 9th (orig. title: 9. April) – Trailer

 April 9th (film) - Wikipedia