The Naval Way of War Pack

Three ziplock ATO back issues for a great price!

The Naval Way of War gives you a remarkable spread of important but little-known sea battles and campaigns.

Most people think of the 100 Years War as a battle over the geography and dynastic questions of who would rule which parts of France. Known for its sieges, sackings, lots of misery, a few large battles like Crecy and Agincourt, and famous leaders like the Black Prince and Joan of Arc. But naval battles? Yes!

Or the little known “Seven Weeks War” of 1866, fought between Austria-Hungary and the forming nation of Italy. A remarkable naval action where an admiral, outnumbered two-to-one, had the temerity to order, There Must Be a Victory (and pull it off).

Or the sheer impact of new naval technologies at sea leading to "Sea Monsters", ships that can dominate the oceans and stoke fear in opposing navies until a proper counter is found.

It’s The Naval Way of War, from ATO Magazine. Three great issues at one low price.

The Western Front of War Pack

Three ziplock ATO back issues for a great price!

If World War II could be described like the movements of a symphony, surely the year 1944 represents the last grand crescendo... the enormous battles with massive results.

Here is your chance to either end the wars against totalitarianism early with shattering blows, or stubbornly resist defeat and buy time until the Allies either tire of the fight or the rumored "wonder weapons" can be brought to bear.

Welcome to the Western Front Way of War, with three totally different fronts across the last 12 months of WW2, all sounding doom for the Axis.

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The French Way of War Pack

Three ziplock ATO back issues for a great price!

The French Way of War package focuses on the French Empire's arc of triumph to decline, from Napoleon's troops mastering fearful odds on their way to Vienna, to the misbegotten adventure in Mexico in the 1860s, to the nadir of French military operations with the Fall of France in 1940.