AH Osprey books...

Ooh, got a timeline?

No, but it's easy to imagine what could have happened: the two Albacores manage to report the position of the Kido Butai to Somerville who launches a night strike. The Japanese are caught by surprise and one aircraft carrier is lost and another one is lightly damaged in what is considered one of the luckiest strikes in WWII (something like sinking a Japanese aircraft carrier with three Dauntlesses that score a single bomb hit and a near miss).

Next morning Somerville eludes Nagumo who decides to call the operation off. Churchill writes a speech.

To keep with the topic another AH Osprey:

Vanguard. The Peral Class Submarine. Sampson's Nightmare.
 

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Royal Canadian Marines 1939-1945
Australian Parachute Regiment in Vietnam
RAF F-111 Units of Operation Desert Storm

Royal Navy F-18 Hornet Units in Combat

F-19 Stealth Fighter Units of World War 3

As a fan of Malcolm Pryce's Aberystywth series I suggest...
The Welsh Foreign Legion
The Patagonian War of 1961

And to go with a model I'm building...
English Electric Lightning Units of the Singapore Air Force
 
Men at Arms: Makhnovshchina 1917-1927
Covers the formation, life, and eventual forced integration by Spiridonova of the Ukraine's anarchist forces into the Soviet military.

Campaign: State against Society in Bonn Germany, 1960-1995

Essential Histories: 1968-1972
Covers both the escape of revolutionary France and Czechoslovakia from their respective great power blocs in the context of general social uprising in the industrialised countries. One for every war gamer who looks at Italy in the period and wonders why not there too?
 
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Under the Nazi regime in Germany there was some disagreement among the Kaiserliche Reichspost, RLM, SS and other organizations over the membership of Santa Claus, but in the end, an independent organization called the 'National Socialist Santa Claus Corps' (aka. NS-Samichlauskorps;NSSK) was created and Reichsführer-Santa took command.
Part of Osprey Publishing's Man-at-Arms series of books, detailing Nazi German NSSK and it's Japanese counterpart, paramilitary charity organizations/secret police charged with maintaining morale on the home front.
 
More Star Trek-related Eugenics Wars titles:

Air Forces of the Great Khanate, 1992-1996

Democratic Alliance Naval Aviation Forces
 
The Scourge of the Atlantic:

Detailing the impact the Short Swansea had on the U-boats.
The 'Swansea' was the military production version of the "G" Class flying boat that was intended for non-stop mail service across the North Atlantic.
With this VLR aircraft, in service complemented by the LR Sunderlands ("C" Class derived) - there was little or no Atlantic Gap to give the U-boats santuary.

With Short's losing out to B-P in the Bomber competition, it enabled Sunderland production to continue and work on the "G" Class to proceed faster than OTL.
 
Duel series

Queen Daenerys class Dragon Carriers of theTargaryen navy vs Queen Cersei class Battleships of the Westeros navy.

By the 89th volume of "a song of ice and fire", the Targeryen navy introduced it's dragon carriers as a new type of capital ship, advocating naval air power, while the more conservative Westeros navy claimed it's new fireproof building methods allowed the battleship to remain king of the seas.
This book covers events from the surprise attack on the Westeros fleet in its Kings Landing base, to the dramatic "death run" of the Lannister's Fast Battle Squadron in the decisive battle of Dragonstone Gulf.
 
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Campaign Series.

How about:

Operation Felix-Heinrich and the fall of Gibraltar - Oct-Nov 1941. Includes the successes of the British Operation Tracer (the stay behind party).

Or:

The failure of Operation Felix Dec 1940 - Jan 1941.

Are there any previous timelines on Op Felix? Having lived in Gibraltar for a few years it would be most interesting to read one.
 
Companies at war 1600-1900 - describing the battles between the VOC (Dutch east india company) and the British East india company.
And the description of their armed forces.
 
Some from the Red Dawn TL:

USAF F-4 Phantom Aces of World War III

Guerilla: The American Guerilla of the Third World War

USAF F-111 Units of World War III

USAF F-15 Aces of World War III
 
RIAF: Glads v Nates

Indian Fighter pilots recount their combat encounters in air over Burma/Malaya against the Ki-27 Nates.

This in a T/L where the Indian Air Force is expanded earlier, but (perhaps like the South Africans) had 'second-line' aircraft i.e. Gladiators.
 
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