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No 153,  released 09/07/2026
(30+ in stock)

Features: 1066, Tom Hanks, Military History, World War 11, Battle for England, History Military Coup, Biplane to B52, Military History Matters

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Military History Matters Military History Matters brings you the history of warfare, written by experts. The compelling narrative and authoritative detail of Military History Matters transports you to the thick of battle, from the 20th-century to the ancient world. You’ll find unparalleled coverage in every magazine, with the latest research and detailed analysis from world-renowned historians.

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Military History Matters - Issue 153

Hastings revisited As the British Museum welcomes the Bayeux Tapestry to England, Edmund West assesses the latest thinking on 1066 and all that. ‘Destroy the foreigners’ Stephen Roberts tells the story of the Boxer Rebellion, which swept across northern China at the turn of the 20th century.

Seizing the state Coups were once a common method of changing governments around the world. But, as Nigel Jones explains, they have fallen from fashion in the 21st century.

The Kaiser’s secret weapons From ‘Big Bertha’ to exploding motor boats, Germany’s military engineers were the source of much innovation during World War I, as David Porter reveals.

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