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WW1, WW2, History of Aviation, Army & Naval Warfare
Competitions
MHM 33 – Caption Competition
Think of something appropriately witty for this picture and leave your caption … [Read More...]
MHM Quiz: Win one of 3 copies of ‘The Battle for Syria, 1918-1920′
This month we have three copies of The Battle for Syria, 1918-1920 to be … [Read More...]
Warriors
Zulu Warriors – 1879
The organization of the Zulu army was profoundly different to its professional … [Read More...]
Warrior: Tamil Tiger
Tom Farrell describes one of the most formidable guerilla armies of modern … [Read More...]
Battle Maps
Map of the Battle of Maiwand – 27 July 1880
Map of the Battle of Maiwand, 27 July 1880: the decisive action of the Second Afghan … [Read More...]
Operation Barbarossa Map, 1941
Map of Operation Barbarossa showing the direction of German attacks and the major … [Read More...]
Museums
The Muckleburgh Collection: Tank and Artillery Museum
Military archaeologist Keith Robinson takes a look at one of the lesser-known … [Read More...]
The Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum
This month Keith Robinson has found a sprawling ‘Aladdin’s Cave’ of an … [Read More...]
MHM Factfile
The Most Common Battle of Britain Myths
7 common myths about the Battle of Britain and WWII … [Read More...]
Winston Churchill Quotes
Winston Churchill's command of the English language was arguably one of the greatest … [Read More...]
Weapons
Submarine – The History of Submarine War
The legendary origins of the submarine stretch back to 332 BC with a tale about … [Read More...]
The Davy Crockett – Back to the drawing board
Few weapons in this series have been sent back to the drawing board because … [Read More...]
Latest Issue
Military History Monthly issue 33 – June 2013
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