Rare ‘Bomber’ Harris film uncovered
[Cross posted at The Second World War Military Operations Research Group] The BBC announced today that a rare interview with Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Arthur Harris had […]
[Cross posted at The Second World War Military Operations Research Group] The BBC announced today that a rare interview with Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Arthur Harris had […]
The Journal of History and Cultures (JHAC), which is run by PhD students in the School of History and Culutres at the University of Birmingham, is issuing a Call for […]
Do you need research undertaking? Working on a project but don’t have enough time to get to the archives? Then you have come to the right place. I can help […]
[Cross posted from The Aerodrome] As I have mentioned previously one of my roles is that I am the Student Representative on the Royal Aeronautical Society’s Air Power Group Committee. […]
Welcome to the 12th Military History Carnival. It has been a year since this was all started and as this month shows there is still lots of interest out there. […]
Thanks to Gavin Robinson I have just found another new and interesting blog on military history. Alistair Hollington’s blog concentrates on the First World War and this is understandable as […]
Gavin Robinson at Investigations of a Dog has launched and will host the first Military History Carnival You can find more information about it here but here is an outline […]
Many of you may be aware of the Centre for First World War Studies at the University of Birmingham, UK, which Dr John Bourne founded back in 2003. Up until […]
On the way back from a teaching conference in London yesterday I read another article in The Indepedent about a sham poster for the site. This person had the gaul […]