For those of our readers interested in Military History, we have put together a newsletter of recent book releases from the noted publishers, both here and overseas.

The Defence Capabilty Plan. There are no comparable documents like it in government when it comes to dollars, timelines and industry guidance. ADM provides some context for this vast resource.

The July edition of ADM covers a wide range of topics surrounding the theme of force protection and weapons. In this edition we take a look at what happened to Land 40, the future of mortars, force protection post Afghanistan and much more! Also ADM editor Katherine Ziesing interviews Graham Pristnall – the national president of AIDN.

The June edition of ADM covers a wide array of topics this month including what the Budget means for industry, how combat capability is shaping the future of Defence.

For the latest developments in EW and UAVs along with all matters related to Cyber Security, the May edition of ADM is not to be missed.

The April edition of ADM boasts a wide range of maritime articles plus the full wrap up from ADM2013, the premier defence event of the year.

Welcome to the latest edition of our Military Times, Books of Interest newsletter. These newsletters are published several times a year to keep readers abreast of the latest books emerging from the major publishers in the military history genre.

The Land Force 2013 edition of ADM's magazine covers a wide range of land related articles including WTSS facilities upgrade, Land 121 on its way, Army blending live and simulated training more, Aussie innovation – beyond a shadow of a doubt

The Avalon Air Show edition of ADM's February magazine covers a wide range of air related articles.

Check out the attached PDF for recent titles from a broad range of publishers, both local and overseas. This digital Books of Interest edition is a supplement to our Books of Interest pages in Australian Defence Magazine (ADM) every month.

The annual ADM Top 40 Defence Contractors and Top 20 SME list is now available. For the latest information and statistics on the performance of the Australian Defence Industry, this edition can be kept on hand as a reference guide for the whole year.

The November edition of ADM combines our annual C4I/NCW special feature alongside the latest in submarine developments as Sea 1000 begins to take shape. For the latest news on how the Growlers will be part of the NCW landscape to the technology and timelines ruling the Future Submarine program, this is an edition not to be missed. Also, Ultra Electronics Australia managing director Doug Burd speaks to exclusively to ADM about how the business is going with the AWD sonar program and the future of the business in Australia.

The October Land Warfare edition of ADM covers a wide range of topics. In this edition ADM editor Katherine Ziesing takes a look at the Domestic Munitions Manufacturing Arrangements (DMMA) and some of the competitors. We also look at all things vehicle, contenders for JP2072 Phase 2B and much more!

The September edition of ADM covers a wide range of topics relating to sustainment and skilling. In this edition we examine the Collins Class submarines, Bushmaster PMV and the Hercules fleet. We also look at recruitment and retention and maintaining maintenance skills under ATT, the skills needed to build ships and NZDF training and education.

The August edition of ADM covers a wide range of topics surrounding the theme of infrastructure and support. In this edition we take a look at the Defence infrastrure and what goes into managing the estate as well as looking at the Moorebank Units Relocation (MUR) project. And much more! ADM is currently in Melbourne hosting the Inaugural Defence Support Services Summit.

Keep up to date with the latest military-related book releases with ADM's Books of Interest pages every month and with our occasional online edition. Download the latest online edition, edition 3, here.