LLOYD CLARK
Lloyd Clark is a senior lecturer in War Studies at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where he specialises in warfare of the 20th century and contemporary conflict. He has travelled the world supporting military exercises lecturing and has led battlefield tours to four continents. Lloyd has written for national newspapers, magazines, websites as well as authoring articles for academic journals and numerous books. He is a regular contributor to BBC, ITV and CNN news programmes and can often be seen as lead historian and interviewee on successful primetime radio and television programmes including Meet the Ancestors, Timewatch, Battlefield Detectives, Battle Plans and In the Line of Fire.
He is married with three children and is a keen sportsman having played representative rugby and tennis. He tries to maintain his fitness by trail running, mountain walking and still plays the occasional game of cricket and rugby which he also coaches.
LATEST BOOK: KURSK: THE GREATEST TANK BATTLE, EASTERN FRONT 1943
A monumental, enthralling work charting the greatest land battle of all time which changed the course of World War Two.
5th July 1943: the greatest land battle of all time began around the town of Kursk in Russia. This epic confrontation between German and Soviet forces was one of the most important military engagements in history and epitomised 'total war'.It was also one of the most bloody, characterised by hideous excess and outrageous atrocities. The battle concluded with Germany having incurred nearly three million dead and the Soviet Union a staggering ten million. It was a monumental and decisive encounter of breathtaking intensity which became a turning point, not only on the Eastern Front, but in the Second World War as a whole. Using the very latest available archival material including the testimonies of veterans and providing strategic perspective alongside personal stories of front line fighting, Lloyd Clark has written a lucid, enthralling and heart-stopping account of this incredible battle.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Kursk: The Greatest Tank Battle, Eastern Front 1943 (Headline, UK; Grove Atlantic, USA) 2011, Crossing the Rhine – Breaking into Nazi Germany1944 – 1945 – The Greatest Airborne Battles in History (Grove Atlantic) 2008, Arnhem – Cruzando el Rin 1945 y 1945 (Ariel) 2008,
Arnhem – Jumping the Rhine 1944 and 1945 – The Greatest Airborne Battle in History (Headline) 2008,
Anzio – The Friction of War – Italy and the Battle for Rome (Headline) 2006, Anzio – The Friction of War – Italy and the Battle for Rome (Grove Atlantic) 2006, Anzio – La Batalla Por Roma, 1944 (Ariel) 2008, The Battles of the Rhine (Official Ministry of Defence 60th Anniversary Publication) 2005, The Orne Bridgehead (Suttons) 2004, Operation Epsom (Suttons) 2004, The Drive on Caen (Official Ministry of Defence 60th Anniversary Publication) 2004, Operation Market Garden (Official Ministry of Defence 60th Anniversary Publication) 2004, The Eastern Front [With D. Anderson and S. Walsh] (David and Charles) 2001, Arnhem – Operation Market Garden, September 1944 (Suttons) 2002, World War One: A History – Helicon/ Hutchinson, 2001, 1918- Flawed Victory (Grolier) 1999, The Fall of the Reich [With D. Anderson] (David and Charles) 2000.