Philip Warner left Cambridge in 1939 and joined the Army at the outbreak of war. He served until 1945, mainly in East Asia. Subsequently, he became Assistant-Principal in H.M. Treasury, lectured for the British Council in Spain, and a Senior Lecturer at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. He was well known as a military historian and among his published works are ‘Sieges of the Medieval Ages’, ‘The Medieval Castle’ and ‘The S.A.S. 1941-71’. He was also author of all the titles in Osprey’s ‘British Battlefields’ series.Michael Youens is a skilful artist who has illustrated a number of titles in the Men-at-Arms series . His work includes Men-at-Arms 37: 'The Army of Northern Virginia', Men-at-Arms 31: '30th Punjabis' and Men-at-Arms 28: 'The Russian Army of the Napoleonic Wars'.

Philip Warner left Cambridge in 1939 and joined the Army at the outbreak of war. He served until 1945, mainly in East Asia. Subsequently, he became Assistant-Principal in H.M. Treasury, lectured for the British Council in Spain, and a Senior Lecturer at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. He was well known as a military historian and among his published works are ‘Sieges of the Medieval Ages’, ‘The Medieval Castle’ and ‘The S.A.S. 1941-71’. He was also author of all the titles in Osprey’s ‘British Battlefields’ series.Michael Youens is a skilful artist who has illustrated a number of titles in the Men-at-Arms series . His work includes Men-at-Arms 37: 'The Army of Northern Virginia', Men-at-Arms 31: '30th Punjabis' and Men-at-Arms 28: 'The Russian Army of the Napoleonic Wars'.