The Air Force List as a Historical Source
Reblogged from Thoughts on Military History: Here is a section of my introduction that discusses the utility of The Air Force List as a historical source. It is linked in […]
Tag Archives: Royal Flying Corps
A Forgotten Revolution? Army Co-operation Command and Artillery Co-operation
[Cross posted at The Aerodrome] Jonathan Bailey has written that the First World War was the time of a true revolution in military affairs with regards to the development of […]
Naval Wing Good, Military Wing Bad? An Orwellian inspired analysis of British Aviation Doctrine, 1912-1914
Here is another abstract from the fortcoming book on Transformation and Innovation in the British Military ————————————————————————————————————————————————— In light of the historiographical consensus regarding the innovative dominance displayed by the […]
Air Power Seminar at the University of Birmingham – Air Vice Marshal (ret’d) Peter Dye
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) […]
A Military Transformed? Table of Contents
Moving on from the synopsis, here is the table of contents for our forthcoming book. I am sure you will agree there are some interesting topics being explored in the […]
War Studies Seminar at the University of Birmingham
Next weeks War Studies Seminar at the Centre for War Studies at the University of Birmingham is as follows: James Pugh (University of Birmingham) ‘Early British Air Power Doctrine and […]
