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