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Modern/Napoleonic/Regiment Profiles

The Royal Scots Greys – Regiment Profile

The Royal Scots Greys: The regiment that caught the French Eagle. The image of the Scots Greys charging out of the picture…

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The 5 Bloodiest Battles in History

Every victory comes at a price. Here we look at the staggering cost of human life in five of history’s fiercest confrontations…

Feature/Modern/WWI

The Somme Revised: New Interpretations

A new generation of historians is challenging the old perception of the First World War as pointless carnage. As against the image…

Modern/Museums/WWII

The Muckleburgh Collection: Tank and Artillery Museum

Military archaeologist Keith Robinson takes a look at one of the lesser-known military museums of Britain, The Muckleburgh Collection in Norfolk. Driving…

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Alexander the Great – the greatest leader of all time?

To celebrate the launch of Civilization V, Patrick Boniface explains why he believes Alexander was the greatest leader of all time…

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Augustus Caesar – the greatest leader of all time?

As part of our series to celebrate the launch of Civilization V, Matt Symonds explains why he believes Augustus Caesar was the…

Intel

Otto von Bismarck – the greatest leader of all time?

Dr Neil Faulkner explains why he believes Otto von Bismarck is the greatest military leader of all time.…

Afghanistan/Feature/Modern

Fighting phantoms: guerrilla warfare from Lawrence to the Taliban

The invaders of Afghanistan find themselves waging a war against an enemy who is never there.…

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Feature/Modern/WWII

Air Raid Shelters: A short history of British air-raid shelters WW1 and WW2

By the time the Blitz began in earnest, more than 2.25 million families had Anderson shelters in their gardens.…

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Feature/Modern/WWII

Blitz and the Battle of London

The British people seemed determined to fight on – alone and against the odds. The Blitz was to be the great test…

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