World War III: What Ifs? At the end of World War II, two superpowers emerged from the confl ict: the United States and the Soviet Union. In the decades that followed, these two superpowers faced off in what became known as the Cold War. This issue analyzes the military aspects of that long struggle between the two powers. The approach is to analyze where World War III might have started and been fought in each of the decades between 1945 and 1991. The chapters include original maps, orders of battle, and photographs. It is written to be of value to newcomers as well as those who consider themselves experts. The prose is clear and free of jargon, but rich in detail and analysis. This issue includes a map poster.

French Foreign Legion: A historical analysis of the French Foreign Legion. This issue will look at the founding of the Foreign Legion and their participation and evolution in conflicts through the 19th century to the present. This issue includes a map poster.

D-Day 75th Anniversary: An analysis of the Allied operation into Normandy during World War II. This issue will cover the buildup, landing, and subsequent operations through June 1944.

Crusades: A fresh look at the history of the Crusades and their influence on history.

Tet Offensive: This issue will be an in-depth analysis of the 1968 Tet Offensive by the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong during the Vietnam War, and how it affected the US commitment to the war in Southeast Asia.

American Revolution: A historical look at the American War of Independence. This issue will cover the background of the revolution and the military campaigns to secure American independence.

Whirlwind: A detailed analysis of the Soviet offensive against Germany on the Eastern Front following the failure of Operation Barbarossa.

Thirty Years’ War: A fresh look into the Thirty Years’ War in Central Europe in the 17th century and its influence on military history.

Anaconda Plan: An analysis of naval operations during the American Civil War.