Newsletter Osprey Book Diaries - April 2016

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e-April Digital Discount Run out of space on your bookshelves for fantastic Osprey books? We know the feeling! Luckily this month you can get 30% off all Osprey military eBooks, giving you the perfect chance to load up your e-reader and give those creaking shelves a break without missing out on your Osprey fix. As always, Gold and Silver members can use their membership discount alongside the online sale to get some truly amazing deals! Head to the Store Available Now The Battle of the Somme Featuring articles by leading military historians and an introduction by renowned World War I scholar Sir Hew Strachan, this new study looks beyond the horrendous conditions and staggering casualty rate to examine the strategic and tactical impact of the campaign for German, French, British and Dominion forces on the Somme.   Buy Now

Osprey News Sneak Peek at July Artwork Want to take a look at some of the artwork coming up in our July releases?Head to the blog for a sneak peek at what's in store, including this dramatic scene from Campaign 297: The Gempei War 1180-85. Head to the Blog The Complete Scrimgeour Alexander Scrimgeour was a naval officer who was killed at the Battle of Jutland in 1916. Despite his tragic early death he had already left a legacy - complete diaries spanning the previous six years, chronicling everything from daily life as a naval officer to some of the most notorious incidents of World War I. Head to the Bloomsbury site to pick up a copy, available at 20% off with the discount codeNavy16 Buy a Copy Coming Soon The Frozen Chosen Based on first-person interviews from surviving veterans, who came to be known as the Frozen Chosen, this is an incredible story of heroism and bravery in the face of overwhelming odds as a handful of Marines fought desperately against wave after wave of Chinese forces. The fighting retreat from Chosin marked one of the darkest moments for Western forces in Korea, but would go on to resonate with generations of Marines as a symbol of the Marine Corps' dogged determination, fighting skill and never-say-die attitude on the battlefield. Preorder Now