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Wartime Rations - Day Five

dianacranstoun wrote 2 weeks ago: Britain declared war on Germany on September 3rd, 1939.  Although that declaration was followed by f … more →

Tags: bubble and squeak, Dunkirk, kippen, Wartime memories, wartime rations, woolton pie

Dunstable at War

David Tooley wrote 2 months ago: Dunstable at War Next year will mark 100 years since the start of the slaughter which was the First … more →

Tags: First World War, Dunstable, Kaiser, centenary

War Studies Seminar at the University of Birmingham - Dr John Bourne1 comment

Ross wrote 2 months ago: The next War Studies Seminar at the Centre for War Studies, University of Birmingham is: Dr John Bou … more →

Tags: War Studies, Events, First World War, Military History, university of birmingham, british army, War Studies Seminar, Centre for War Studies, 1918

Timeline: 1900 - 1918

consumerpage wrote 3 months ago: The First World War: At the beginning of the century, Europe was on a knife-edge of tensions and dip … more →

Tags: Timelines, Timeline: 1900 - 2000, World War 1, Ypres, Marne, christmas truce

The First World War Pt.210 comments

supernova wrote 5 months ago: A little while ago I wrote a post on the First World War and I feel I just need to cover some more o … more →

Tags: All Blog Posts, World War 1, First World War, Austria Hungary, Serbia, First Battle of Ypres, mons, First Battle of the Aisne, First Battle of the Marne

Book Review - British Army Handbook, 1914-19181 comment

Ross wrote 8 months ago: Andrew Rawson, British Army Handbook, 1914-1918. Stroud: Sutton Publishing, 2006. 376 pp. £25 Consid … more →

Tags: War Studies, First World War, Book Review, Military History, Kings College London, british army, John French 1st Earl of Ypres, Douglas Haig 1st Earl Haig, Andrew Rawson

Book Review - The German Army at Passchendaele2 comments

Ross wrote 8 months ago: Jack Sheldon, The German Army at Passchendaele. Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military, 2007. 336 pp. On … more →

Tags: War Studies, First World War, Book Review, Military History, british army, German Army, german general staff, Battle of Passchendaele, Jack Sheldon

A History Project1 comment

sanstorm wrote 10 months ago: My parents and I have started typing up “Grandpa’s Book”. My grandfather wrote a b … more →

Tags: Reflections, postaday2012, WW1, History, Primary Sources, Western Front

The Lee Enfield .303 and British marksmanship21 comments

James Daly wrote 10 months ago: Thanks to x for pointing out this video. You’ll often read in Great War history books about ho … more →

Tags: Army, World War One, videos, british army, Napoleonic War, Sharpe, World War I, Baker Rifle, Al Capone

One Of The True Heroes Of Dunkirk1 comment

alaneparkinson wrote 10 months ago: This is a short story about one man of many, who were sacrificed at Dunkirk in 1940 so that over 300 … more →

Tags: National Service and Military History Blog, Dunkirk, Renney, samuel renney, BEF

Colleagues: Martin Gray - Movietone

Terry Gallacher wrote 10 months ago: Martin Gray started work with Movietonews as a Sound recordist.   He joined the company in 1937. He … more →

Tags: British Movietonews, Newsreels, 1940s, 1950s, Colleagues, MovieTone, Cameraman, World War II, Terry Gallacher

A Good Man2 comments

combs2jc wrote 11 months ago: I admire several people. The list is a mixture of people I have known and people I wish I had known. … more →

Tags: new, History, joeccombs2nd.com, Nazi, winston churchill, Nazism, George VI of the United Kingdom, east end of london, german

Vanishing Battalions: The Nature, Impact and Implications of British Infantry Reorganisation prior to the German Spring Offensives of 1918

Ross wrote 12 months ago: Here is another abstract from our forthcoming book. —————— … more →

Tags: War Studies, First World War, Military History, Publishing, british army, military innovation, Western Front, Transformation., Infantry

“Hopeless Inefficiency”? The Operational Performance and Transformation of Brigade Staff, 1916-1918

Aimée Fox-Godden wrote 1 year ago: Another abstract from our forthcoming book. ———————— … more →

Tags: War Studies, First World War, Military History, Publishing, british army, military innovation, Transformation., brigade, Australian Imperial Force

The Magnificent Bastard 4 comments

Ladyketo wrote 1 year ago: So I learned the other day that my paternal great grandfather was a WWI war hero.  A proper hero.  H … more →

Tags: adventure 2, Real Stories, France, World War I, John Monash, Military Cross, Hindenburg Line, magnificent bastard, ANZAC Day

AH / Mammal Club Painting 21st May Release

roadstofault wrote 1 year ago: tweet this to twitter IF YOU ENJOY THIS POST PLEASE TWEET IT! Mammal Club are releasing there new si … more →

Tags: Adam Hiles, yourcodenameismilo, Mammal Club, Spark FM, Wilson Astley, Online Communities, social networking, Erased Tapes Records, Brighton

Laurence Binyon4 comments

Edward Fraser wrote 1 year ago: This, the last post in the series, is less about the poet and more about the poem, but it’s al … more →

Tags: Beyond the Grave, Real War Poetry, World War I, Laurence Binyon, ode of remembrance

JL / Chapter Two: Konstellation Neu Released

roadstofault wrote 1 year ago: tweet this to twitter IF YOU ENJOY THIS POST PLEASE TWEET IT! Erased Tapes is releasing “Chapter Two … more →

Tags: Justin Lockey, yourcodenameismilo, ycni:m, The British Expeditionary Force, twitter, Chapter Two: Konstellation Neu, B.E.F, erased tapes, Konstellation Neu

JL / The British Expeditionary Force Free Track 'Strange Aftertaste'

roadstofault wrote 1 year ago: tweet this to twitter IF YOU ENJOY THIS POST PLEASE TWEET IT! As we posted on the 8th March  The Bri … more →

Tags: Justin Lockey, Chapter Two: Konstellation Neu, erased tapes, james lockey, Erased Tapes Records, Burrows, clashmusic, Strange Aftertaste, Clashmusic.com


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