You could see the killing zone. You could see yourself driving into it. It was concentrated, organised, measured.
WW1, WW2, History of Aviation, Army & Naval Warfare
Competitions
MHM 21: Caption Competition
Think of something appropriately witty for this picture and leave your caption … [Read More...]
MHM Quiz: Win one of FIVE copies of ‘Leaders & Dictators of World War II’
Take the MHM quiz for your chance to win one of five copies of Leaders & … [Read More...]
Warriors
Celtic warrior – Soldier Profile
First century AD British Celtic warrior At a glance Appearance Hair sometimes … [Read More...]
Athenian Hoplite – Soldier Profile
Athenian Hoplite of the Persian Wars In pitched battle, the army formed a single … [Read More...]
Battle Maps
Battle of Britain Day Map: the Afternoon Attack
Peace was brief after the first round of attacks on 15 September. At 1.45pm, the … [Read More...]
Pirates! – the Royal Navy’s trade routes
Pirates plagued British trade routes throughout the 19th century. This map, part of … [Read More...]
Museums
The National Cold War Exhibition at RAF Cosford
This month, touring military archaeologist Keith Robinson visits the new Cold War … [Read More...]
Royal Logistic Corps Museum, Surrey
Roving reporter Keith Robinson has discovered a splendid little museum hidden away in … [Read More...]
MHM Factfile
The Most Common Battle of Britain Myths
7 common myths about the Battle of Britain and WWII … [Read More...]
Alliances
Andy Lawrence continues his series discussing the major themes of military history. … [Read More...]
Latest Issue
Military History – June 2012
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