On the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War, Ken Burns writes that it was American Civil War that made America what it…
It was 150 years ago on 12 April 1861, that the guns opened fire at Fort Sumter, marking the start of America’s…
The potential of the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 cannot be underestimated. Egypt has been the political centre of gravity of the Middle…
Former infantry officer and military historian Mark Corby begs to differ with the result of the poll published in last month’s Military…
Dr Dominic Tweedle, Director-General of the National Museum of the Royal Navy explains why our nautical heritage must be preserved.…
In this current difficult financial climate, less and less money is likely to be made available for the preservation and restoration of…
So now we know. After the months of bickering, interservice infighting, and leaks, the Strategic Defence and Security Review has finally been…
So now we know. After the months of bickering, inter-service infighting, and leaks, the strategic defence and security has finally been unveiled…
The Strategic Defence Review was supposed to underpin a thoughtful and civilised discussion over the future capabilities of Britain’s armed forces. Instead, the Government’s drive to slash budgets as soon…
It is time our leaders acknowledged that military involvement in Afghanistan has done more to undermine Britain’s standing in the world than…