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ORGANISERS of the world's biggest military history event, the War and Peace Show, have appointed a company that specialises in Second World War re-enactments, to publish its glossy magazine show guide for 2010. Tonbridge based Edon Publishing Ltd already produces the World War ll Re-enactors Magazine as well as the website www.reenactingww2.co.uk. It was an ideal choice for the War and Peace Show, which takes place at The Hop Farm, Paddock Wood, just a few miles from Tonbridge. "Our magazine programme is an important part of the Show," said organiser Rex Cadman. "In addition to a comprehensive schedule of events, it includes high quality photographs and features highlighting the new events taking place each year. "We sell 12,000 copies, and many visitors keep them as a lasting souvenir to remind them of a great day out. "As a company specialising in Second World War re-enactments, Edon Publishing has a real understanding of what we are about and we are glad to be working with them." Publishing director at Edon, Stuart Humphrey said: "We have long been admirers of the War and Peace Show and the work it does to keep alive the history of our nation's fight for freedom. "We share the same ambitions and the same ethos, so we are more than delighted to be working with the Show, which is now in its 28th year." The War and Peace Show takes place from 21-25 July, and this year celebrates the end of the Second World War, and the 70th anniversaries of the Dunkirk evacuation and the Battle of Britain.

This is the Show of all Shows! Military Odyssey celebrates its 10th year with this special Anniversary Show! With groups covering a vast period of our history, including Legio Secunda Augusta (Romans), The Hoplite Association (Ancient Greeks), Regia Anglorum and Draum Broedr (Celts, Vikings, Saxons and Normans). This year, a special showing has been arranged of a life size Viking Long Boat at the show . Not only the Country's Largest Multi-Period Living History Event, but now the Worlds largest event of its type with a huge collectors market with hundreds of traders.

Welcome To The Home Of The Tank The tank was a British invention that changed warfare for ever when it was introduced in World War One – and Bovington has been the home of the tank ever since. From the Somme to Tiananmen Square or D-Day to Desert Storm the tank has played a part in shaping history – and it continues to do so today. The Tank Museum is the only place where many of these rare and historic vehicles can be seen. Fresh from a £16m investment in new exhibitions & facilities, with almost 200 vehicles on display in 6 large halls, you will come face-to-face with tanks that have seen action in all the major wars of the 20th century.