Updates

Saul spoke to Paul Woodage about his new book SBS: Silent Warriors. Click here to watch the interview on WW2TV.

To satisfy the pent-up demand among lovers of military history for a more immersive experience, Saul has founded the first global Military History Club (MHC): an exclusive forum that allows members to sample digital content (in the form of newsletters, podcasts, videos and magazines), but also the opportunity to engage with top military historians round the dinner table, attend book launches and bespoke history tours, and even try their hand at writing for the club’s annual e-publication Militaria.

So if, unlike Groucho Marx, you are happy to join a club that will have you as a member, do visit the MHC website –  www.militaryhistoryclub.org – and fill in the online application form. Saul is looking for bright and curious individuals of all ages, backgrounds and levels of knowledge. All he asks is that you have a love of military history and a thirst to know more.

Saul’s SBS: Silent Warriors has been named one of the Daily Telegraph‘s 75 best books of 2021: The 75 best books of 2021 telegraph

Saul discusses his new book SBS: Silent Warriors with Rob Attar, editor of the BBC History Magazine. Click here to read or hear the interview on the HistoryExtra podcast

Saul discusses SBS: SILENT WARRIORS with James Rogers on his History Hit Warfare podcast. Click the link to listen. https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/warfare/id1526490428

Reviewing Saul’s new book SBS: SILENT WARRIORS in November 2021’s issue of History Today magazine, Rupert Edis writes: ‘Excellent…wonderful book… David makes a strong case for the strategic importance of the tiny SBS to the Allied victory.’

SBS: Silent Warriors has climbed to No. 4 in this week’s Sunday Times Top 10 Bestsellers with weekly hardback sales of 2,425.