Vehicles, Bikes, Planes, Boats

Spanning some 350 years, the Thomson Collection of historic ship models contains examples of exquisite workmanship and some of the masterpieces of the genre. Pride of the collection are the rare British dockyard models made to scale for affluent 18th-century clients closely associated with the Navy.

The Thames was once Britain's shipbuilding heart, with its banks teeming with men toiling on wooden-hulled vessels. David Ramzan looks at three Greenwich-built ships, their design and their impact on the world.

The history of the U.S. Army Rangers is filled with courage, daring and unsurpassed fighting skills. The unit's success is directly attributable to its rigorous training, and the Ranger Handbook represents the core of those battlefield skills. Paladin Press is proud to be able to offer the newly released revised edition of the Ranger Handbook.

High-seas hijackings, hostile boardings, and robberies at port or anchorage have exploded world wide, and today's pirates are more daring, sophisticated and violent than ever before. Before a ship sets sail, a comprehensive maritime security plan is essential to ensure the safety of vessel and crew.

Thousands of years before any of our modern methods of transport were invented man traveled by boat on the water. This book chronicles our nautical heritage for the last one hundred or so years and features everything from tall ships to small ships, working boats and lifeboats.

A modern, hands-on look at using PCs at sea with a view to maximising their benefits and avoiding common problems.

The inside story of today's Dambusters, 617 Squadron RAF, at war in Afghanistan.

Career histories of the 336 most senior Royal Navy officers of the twentieth century The only published biographies of many individuals An essential reference for historians and genealogists

Nyala is an eleven-ton ketch built in 1933, which Sylvia Murphy and her husband brought up to standard. Each step of their work is carefully explained and beautifully illustrated here.