The next War Studies Seminar at the Centre for War Studies at the University of Birmingham is: Dr Matthew Bennett (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst) ‘Crusades, Money and Mercenaries in the […]
The next War Studies Seminar at the Centre for War Studies at the University of Birmingham is: Dr Jonathan Fennell (King’s College London) “We are ready NOW”: The Eighth Army […]
In 1867 Robert Whitehead, an expatriate British engineer working in Austria-Hungary wrote to the Admiralty offering to sell them the rights to his radical new locomotive torpedo. In 1871 after […]
The medical services often do not draw much attention from military historians except when they fail to perform adequately. However, there is great potential for an examination of an army […]
The next War Studies Seminar at the Centre for War Studies at the University of Birmingham is an Air Power Seminar and is being given by: Air Vice Marshal (ret’d) […]
War Studies Public Programm The Spring Day School Saturday, 3 March 2012 US Civil War to First World War: Learning the Lessons It is axiomatic in American historiography that the […]
Here is the latest Table of Contents from War in History. Patrik Winton, ‘Sweden and the Seven Years War, 1757–1762: War, Debt and Politics’ Sweden commenced military operations against Prussia […]
Sam Willis, The Glorious First of June: Fleet Battle in the Reign of Terror. London: Quercus, 2011. 434 pp. The current naval historiography of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars, […]
Christopher Moore-Bick, Playing the Game: The British Junior Infantry Officer on the Western Front 1914-18. Solihull: Helion & Company Ltd. 2011. viii, 327 pp. £25.00 (Cloth) Christopher Moore-Bick studied at […]
Here is the Table of Contents for the latest issue of the Journal of Military History. Zeynep Kocabıyıkoğlu Çeçen, ‘Two Different Views of Knighthood in the Early Fifteenth Century: Le […]
