First World War (1914-1918)

Armies in the Balkans 1914-1918 with Dušan Babac
(Men-at-Arms 356)
ISBN 1-84176-194-X.

First Edition 2001

The war in Serbia, Salonika and Romania. Details of the armed forces of Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Germany, Austro-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Great Britain, France, Italy and Russia committed to the Balkan and Romanian Fronts. Order of Battle of the Serbian, Bulgarian, Montenegrin, Greek and Romanian armies. Forty photographs. Eight colour-plates, map and Serbian, Bulgarian, Montenegrin, Greek and Romanian rank insignia plates by Darko Pavlovic.

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The German Army in World War I (1) 1914-1915.
(Men-at-Arms 394).

First Edition 2003

The deployment of the German Army August 1914 - September 1915 on the Western and Eastern Fronts. Detailed description of the German M1907/1910 field uniform. Table of ranks and orders of dress. Order of Battle on the Western and Eastern Fronts. Forty photographs. Eight colour-plates by Gerry Embleton. Map and rank insignia plate by Darko Pavlovic.

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The German Army in World War I (2) 1915-1917.
(Men-at-Arms 407).

First Edition 2004

The German Army September 1915 – March 1917 on the Western, Eastern, Salonika and Romanian Fronts. Detailed description of the German M1915 uniform up to March 1917. Eight colour-plates by Ramon Bujeiro. Map and rank insignia plate by Darko Pavlovic.

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The German Army in World War I (3) 1917-1918.
(Men-at-Arms 419)

First Edition 2004

The German Army April 1917 – November 1918 on the Western, Eastern, Italian, Salonika, Romanian and Palestine Fronts. Detailed description of the German M1915 uniform from April 1917. Eight colour-plates by Ramon Bujeiro. Map by Darko Pavlovic.

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Polish Legions 1914-19
(Men-at-Arms)

First Edition 2018 (31 May 2018)

Due to its partitions and dissolution in the late eighteenth century, hundreds of thousands of Polish soldiers enlisted in distinct units in the armies of many countries - primarily those of the Russian and Austro-Hungarian empires, but also that of the German Reich and the French Republic.

All these forces were uniformed and equipped by the parent armies, though often with explicitly Polish features. The collapse of Tsarist Russia in 1917 and of the Central Powers in 1918 allowed these diverse forces to unite in a re-created Polish Army under the new-born Second Polish Republic in November 1918. With full colour illustrations of their unique and colourful uniforms as well as contemporary photographs, this is the fascinating story of the Poles who fought on both sides of the trenches in World War I and then united to fight for their freedom in the Russian Civil War. (Reference: Amazon.co.uk)

Illustrated by Johnny Shumate.

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Armies of the Baltic Independence Wars 1918-20
(Elite)

First Edition 2019 (18 April 2019)

Immediately following the end of World War I, amid the collapse of the German, Austro-Hungarian and Russian Empires, bitter fighting broke out in the Baltic region as Poland, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania struggled for their independence, and Red and White Russian armies began their civil war. There were also German forces still active in what had been the northern end of Germany's Eastern Front. This book offers a concise but detailed introduction to this whole theatre of war, focusing on the Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian and relevant German and Russian forces, plus Finnish, Danish and Swedish contingents. For each region there is a detailed map as well as meticulous orders-of-battle and insignia charts. Detailed for the first time in the English language, this fascinating book concisely tells the story of the birth of these Baltic nation states. (Reference: Amazon.co.uk)

Co-authored with Lieutenant Colonel Toomas Boltowsky

Illustrated by Johnny Shumate.

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