New Blogs…
A post intrigued me over on Kings of War by Dr Thomas Rid about how many people read and download certain journals and articles. Of course, an articles importance is […]
A post intrigued me over on Kings of War by Dr Thomas Rid about how many people read and download certain journals and articles. Of course, an articles importance is […]
A couple of interesting books landed on my doormat in the past week… Herbert Johnson, Wingless Eagle: US Army Aviation through World War I (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina […]
War Cabinet (ukwarcabinet) on Twitter This is a great post-blogging project using the social media Twitter. The purpose of it is to: Watch WWII unfold day by day through original Cabinet […]
Well I am now nearly three months into my PhD and I still really enjoying. As yet I have not hit any major hurdles or barriers so I am quite […]
There is a new air power blog in the blogosphere. It is called The Aerdrome and it is the blog of the staff and students involved in air power studies […]
Firstly, Happy 2010 everyone. The eagle-eyed amongst us will notice I have changed the blog template. I have also inserted a custom header. Its fun playing around with editing software. […]
In one of those random searches and networking moments I have found the website and blog of Jeremy Konsbruck who is a PhD student at the University of Wolverhampton and […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]