New Addition…
The latest book to fall through onto the doormat is… Michael Neifield and Michael Berenbaum (Eds.) The Bombing of Auschwitz: Should the Allies Have Attempted It? (Lawrence, KS: University Press […]
Tag Archives: Blogging
New Book and a New(ish) Blog
Another book to fall on my doormat is: Edward Westermann Flak: German Anti-Aircraft Defenses, 1914-1945 (Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 2001) – This book looks at the other side […]
A Trip to London…and Books
Yesterday saw me take a run into London. The purpose of this visit was to meet up with Brett Holman of Airminded who is over in the UK on holiday. […]
The end and a few changes…
Well I am sitting on the train to Birmingham to go and submit my MPhil thesis. Part of me is happy that it is done but the other part feels […]
New(ish) Blogs…Well they are to me!
Its been a while since I posted about new blogs but over the past few months I have become aware of a couple of interesting new blogs. First up is […]
No. 2 Squadron SAAF – 22nd March 1943
Here is the third entry of No. 2 Squadron SAAF. The weather was dull and overcast this morning and the was lots of rain about when Major ARMSTRONG, CAPT. HAPUTFLEISCH […]
No. 2 Squadron SAAF – 21st March 1943
Here is the second post for operations on 21 March. Eleven of our pilots were early on the job this morning when they took the air shortly before eleven o’clock. […]
No. 2 Squadron SAAF – 20th March 1943
Here is the first entry from the Squadrons ORB. At this time the Squadron was equipped with Cutiss Kittyhawks. Operations started with a rush to-day, the squadron acting as close, […]
Post-Blogging the Battle of the Mareth Line – Introduction
Inspired by Brett Holman’s experiment of post-blogging the Sudeten Crisis I have decided to have a go at some thing similar, albeit over a much smaller time frame. I am […]
12th Military History Carnival
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. […]
