David March Writes

The Battle of the Loos.  A forgotten World War 1 battle.  A bit of filler, but I do enjoy writing stuff other than World War 2. http://www.atomagazine.com/images/ato33_TOC.pdf Well my next article comes out next month along with my very first board game!  Exciting times ahead!

The Battle of Navarino, this was intended to go in Lash of the Turk, but my editor forgot about it...But you know at least I got paid for it.  This was the last battle of the Age of Sail. Somewhat savaged by critics this is one of the few articles not checked by my proofer Ellie Di Julio.  When your a writer get someone else to look at your work before submitting it! http://www.atomagazine.com/images/ato31_TOC.pdf

I return to the pages of S+T and this time with a major article.  The Mau Mau uprising is one of my more prouder pieces.  A forgotten conflict and an interesting analysis of the value of counterinsurgency warfare.  We forget how many we actually win. http://strategyandtacticsmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/ST272-TOC.pdf

A brief bio on General George Kenney.  He was in charge of the airforces under MacArthur in the Pacific.  Unlike most of his contemporaries he was a tactical airmen and not a strategic bomber fanatic. His books are pretty well written too. http://worldatwarmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/WW22-TOC.pdf

A 2000 word article on the Franco-Italian front.  With one of my harshest lines ever. http://worldatwarmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/WW21-TOC.pdf

My article on the Special Operations Executive.  British Ministry of Mayhem.  I think Im starting a trend with intelligence operations?  Actually yes I have a forthcoming piece of the Red Orchestra one of Russias world war 2 spyrings. http://worldatwarmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/WW17-TOC.pdf

An article on Doublecross: The British MI5 effort that successfully captured and later turned almost every German Spy in the UK. http://worldatwarmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/WW15-TOC.pdf