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Anniversaries for today :
- Crete. Invasion of (1941)
- Jutland (1916)
- Seven Pines (Fair Oaks) (1862)
- Booneville (1861)
- West Virginia 1861 (1861)
- Delhi (1857)
- Shannon versus Chesapeake (1813)
- Cadiz (1812)
- Pressburg and Engerau (1809)
- The Glorious 1st of June (1794)
- Ypres (1794)
- Drumclog (1679)
- off Goodwin 1666 (1666)
- off Lowestoft (1665)
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Featured battle : Lautschkruge
Part of The French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
Date : 30 September 1812
Exact figures are not know but Prussian casualties were said to be light. The Russian lost some killed and wounded in addition to 608 men of 3rd Jäger Regt. captured by cavalry as they were trying to form a square.
Featured image :
RAF Linton-on-Ouse - Servicing Tucanos

A row of Tucano T1's undergoing line servicing inside one of the hangars at RAF Linton-on-Ouse. The hangars have changed little in 65 years.
Gallery updated : 2022-04-04 08:33:43
Featured review :
US Military Helicopters (Images of War series)
Green, Michael
A treat for anyone who, like me, has a passion for military helicopters, this book is very much what it appears to be, 220 pages full of useful pictures and information on the US Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps's rotor-based aircraft.
The book is split into 4 main chapters, covering early piston-engined helicopters, later gas-turbine workhorses (like the iconic UH-1 'Huey'), Gunships, and finally, well, everything else! Each chapter starts with a short, utilitarian description of the models covered in that chapter along with their capabilities, dates of service and developments. Then you're into the photos, at least three per double page along with captions that also contain plenty of useful detail. Some are images that you may recognise if you're familiar with the type or theatre of operations mentioned, but there are a good number I've never seen before and the coverage is good, from the earliest R-4B's, through Huey's, Piasecki's, Chinook's, UH-60's, Cobra's and Apaches, to even the V-22 Osprey (tilt-rotor) and the UH-72A Lakota. Reading cover to cover, or just dipping in, for recognition, modelling or simply interest, a great book to have to hand.
Pen & Sword Aviation, Barnsley, 2017
Reviewed : 2017-12-04 20:55:46