The UK’s first military history festival has unveiled its full line-up for the debut event in Hereford this September.
Highlights include actor Larry Lamb reading war poetry, author talks on Auschwitz, and insights from ex-Army bomb disposal expert Chris Hunter.
The three-day event runs from September 26th to 28th across several venues, with speakers like Kate Adie.
Organisers say the festival aims to bring military history to life for all ages.
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