Mark Barnes

Mark Barnes is a longstanding friend of WHO, providing features, photography and reviews. He has contributed to The Times of London and other publications. He is the author of The Liberation of Europe (pub 2016) and If War Should Come due later in 2020.

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Articles by Mark Barnes:

A WELCH CALYPSO – Review by Mark Barnes

A WELCH CALYPSO

One of the great strengths of Helion is a willingness to publish books like this one. There is no combat or violence and the book…

GHOSTS OF THE ETO – Review by Mark Barnes

GHOSTS OF THE ETO

A good while ago I reviewed Rick Stroud’s wonderful The Phantom Army of Alamein. Still one of my favourite military history books it is crammed…

STILWELL AND THE CHINDITS – Review by Mark Barnes

STILWELL AND THE CHINDITS

Here we are again with another instalment of the Images of War series from Pen & Sword. This time round we find ourselves in the…

THE SKY THEIR BATTLEFIELD II – Review by Mark Barnes

BATTLEFIELD

Because I like such a wide range of military history I try to gather a broad knowledge of it but don’t suggest for one minute…

LOYAL SONS – Review by Israel Schwierz

LOYAL SONS

One year after the appearance of his first book; “Loyalty Betrayed. Jewish Chaplains in the German Army in the First World War” the physician and…

WIND IN THE WIRES – Review by Mark Barnes

WIND IN THE WIRES

The gathering pace of events surrounding the centenary of the Great War have coincided with some difficult times in my world and, as a consequence,…

OPERATION STORM – Review by Mark Barnes

OPERATION STORM

We’re getting near the time of year when I have been asked to produce a ‘books of the year’ feature. This one is just in…

RAINY STREET STORIES – Review by Mark Barnes

RAINY STREET STORIES

I find myself in something akin to unknown territory with this one.  The author contacted us to request a review and I am more than…

Fury, Hetzer, Combat Dealers & Bruce Crompton

SUFFOLK PUNCH In the wake of the success of Combat Dealers and the impact of Fury, Mark Barnes spends a day with Axis Track Services…

Fury, Hetzer, Combat Dealers & Bruce Crompton

SUFFOLK PUNCH In the wake of the success of Combat Dealers and the impact of Fury, Mark Barnes spends a day with Axis Track Services…

BATTLE FLEET 2 – Review by James Barnes

BATTLE FLEET 2

  This is an indie naval strategy game set in the Pacific during World War II focusing on the fighting between Japan and the United…

LEE MARVIN – Review by Mark Barnes

LEE MARVIN

Because I read so much military history by choice I occasionally need a break and seek out something different to perform a reboot of my…