D-Day: British & Canadian Sectors Campaign Book
Tom MecredyPre-orders for the second in our Bolt Action campaign book series, D-Day: British & Canadian Sectors; have begun to arrive on your doorsteps. For those who have yet to pre-order,…
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The Struggle Continues – The NKVD in Bolt Action
Dan HewitsonThe history of special forces units within the Soviet Union is bound up with that of violence against political dissenters and the brutal repression instigated by Josef Stalin against the…
French Resistance: A New Uprising
Organised resistance against the Germans began almost as soon as the ink was dry on the armistice. With the help of the British Special Operations Executive, groups of courageous French…
Battle of the Brushes: Paint Wars in Chesire
Craig NixonBored whilst on lockdown? Need something to get those competitive juices flowing? Members of Bolt Action Cheshire at Rebel Base Gaming found a way to do just that! They decided…
Korean War: US Armour
Though initially understrength, the inflow of allied forces, particularly heavy equipment in the form of more US vehicles and artillery, stemmed the KPA advance in Korea. Tanks M24 CHAFFEE LIGHT…
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Carlson’s Long Patrol: the Jungles of Guadalcanal
On 7th August 1942, US forces landed on the islands of Guadalcanal, Tulagi and Florida in the Solomons. Composed primarily of US Marines under General Vandergrift, the Allied forces attempted…
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Battle for Normandy: The Black Baron
Desperate to exploit a gap in the German lines and break the deadlock around Caen, British armoured units are racing towards the town of Villers-Bocage. If their tanks can punch…
French Resistance: Battle of Vercors
The Vercors massif is a gigantic natural fortress in France’s southern mountains. Atop the heavily forested plateau, some 4,000 resistance fighters declared themselves a free republic in the summer of…
“Lady Death” and the Female Soviet Snipers
Russian Snipers proved to be some of the best of the war. The Soviet Army birthed many sniper aces claiming an impressive kill tally. Unusually for the time, the Red…
D-Day: British and Canadian Sectors – 12th SS Hitlerjugend
In 1943 a new division of the SS was raised, primarily recruiting young men from the ages of 17–18. The Hitler Youth movement had been a way of brainwashing the…