AFVs
- The Soviet BREM-1 Armoured Recovery Vehicle
- The Tetrarch was not designed as an airborne tank
- Transporting The Bear: Vehicles In The Bear’s Claws
- The Swedish Strv 103 (S-Tank)
- Czech vzor 77 Dana SP Gun-Howitzer
- FV4401 Contentious: Britain’s S-Tank?
- Soviet Military Innovation in the Cold War
- Ghosts of the East: Soviet AFVs that never existed
- FV1620 Humber Hornet
- In defence of the Tetrarch
- Shilka: The ZSU-23-4
- A Tank by Any Other Name
- Quiz: A Tank by Any Other Name
- Terminator: The BMPT-2 Tank Support Fighting Vehicle
- An Ineffective System: The M247 Sergeant York
Myth Busting
- The Tetrarch was not designed as an airborne tank
- The Iranian Embassy Siege: The Myth of the Wall
- Commonwealth Day: Britain Did Not “Stand Alone” in 1940
- Britain Did Not “Stand Alone” in 1940
- Gavrilo Princip and the Mythical Sandwich
- Why People Want to Believe in Gavrilo Princip’s Sandwich
Cold War
- The Soviet BREM-1 Armoured Recovery Vehicle
- The Iranian Embassy Siege: The Myth of the Wall
- Project Prodigal and the British Army’s Flying Cars
- Soviet 73mm SPG-9 Kopye Recoilless Gun
- Transporting The Bear: Vehicles In The Bear’s Claws
- Soviet 100mm T-12 & MT-12 Anti-Tank Gun
- M65 “Atomic Annie” Was Not The Only Nuclear Gun
- The Swedish Strv 103 (S-Tank)
- Czech vzor 77 Dana SP Gun-Howitzer
- FV4401 Contentious: Britain’s S-Tank?
- Soviet Military Innovation in the Cold War
- Ghosts of the East: Soviet AFVs that never existed
- Bridging the Gap: Warsaw Pact River Crossing
- FV1620 Humber Hornet
- Shilka: The ZSU-23-4
- A Tank by Any Other Name
- Quiz: A Tank by Any Other Name
- Falkland Islands Defence Force
- An Ineffective System: The M247 Sergeant York
- The Sinking of INS Khukri
Naval
- SMS Deutschland, the Civilian U-Boat
- The Otranto Barrage
- Szent István: Hungary’s Battleship
- The Sinking of SMS Wien
- The Sinking of INS Khukri
- Battle of the River Plate
Post Cold War
World War I
- Smelly: The British SMLE and No.4 Bolt Action Rifles
- SMS Deutschland, the Civilian U-Boat
- Gavrilo Princip and the Mythical Sandwich
- The Otranto Barrage
- Szent István: Hungary’s Battleship
- The Sinking of SMS Wien
- Why People Want to Believe in Gavrilo Princip’s Sandwich
World War II
- Panzer Kids: Review
- International Women’s Day: Berthe Mayer, MBE
- The Tetrarch was not designed as an airborne tank
- World War II Logic Puzzle
- Getting Kids Started in Wargaming
- Auxiliary Units: The Home Guard’s Special Forces
- Smelly: The British SMLE and No.4 Bolt Action Rifles
- In defence of the Tetrarch
- Britain Did Not “Stand Alone” in 1940
- Battle of the River Plate
- Lidice and the Unearthed Project
Wargaming
- Panzer Kids: Review
- The Joy of Hex — Making a Hex Mat for Wargaming
- Getting Kids Started in Wargaming
- Winter Offensive Sale
- Crisis Point IV – Return to Andreivia
- Save Up To 40% With These Bundles
- Battle for Tcherbevan: Crisis Point III
- Crisis Point III
- RIP Donald Featherstone
- Sales
- In Defence of Wargamers
- The Great SOTCW Giveaway
- New Book: “The Bear Marches West: 12 Scenarios for 1980s NATO vs Warsaw Pact Wargames”
- Survey and Prize Draw: Results
- Survey and Prize Draw
- Weekend Long WWIII Wargame
Opinion
- Diversity in Military History
- Remembrance Day 2020
- Remembrance Day 2019
- History Playlist
- Remembrance Day 2018
- Remembrance Day 2017
- RIP Stanislav Petrov
- When fighting atrocity, how much is enough?
- Getting Kids Started in Wargaming
- The CIA did not try to force Britain to hand the Falklands over to Argentina
- Remembrance Day 2016
- Don’t cut conventional arms spending to fund nukes
- Tracks to the Trenches 2016
- Meet Tessa the Tank
- I oppose air strikes in Syria, not effective military intervention
- Remembrance Day: Teenagers and War
- In defence of the Tetrarch
- Tank Fest 2015
- Lidice Shall Live!
- Nonfiction Authors Association Interview
- Chernobyl Children fund raising – update
- Crisis Point IV – Return to Andreivia
- Commonwealth Day: Britain Did Not “Stand Alone” in 1940
- International Women’s Day: Pink is for Girls, the SAS, Spitfire pilots…
- Help us to help Chernobyl’s children
- British Army Reviewing its Position on Women
- Britain Did Not “Stand Alone” in 1940
- Pink is for Girls (and the SAS, Spitfire pilots…)
- Lights Out
- Gavrilo Princip and the Mythical Sandwich
- Lidice Unearthed
- For All Our Tomorrows
- Armed Forces Corporate Covenant
- Getting Friendly with the National Archives
- Digital Reinforcements: Free Ebooks
- Why We Need Museums
- Bookshops, Amazon, and Libraries
- Remembrance Day: The hell where youth and laughter go
- Unearthed Unveiled
- RIP Tom Clancy
- RIP Donald Featherstone
- Nuclear Deterrence
- In Defence of Wargamers
- Lidice and the Unearthed Project
- Six Book Challenge
- Real Soldiers
- Read Whatever You Like. Just Read
Interviews
- Nonfiction Authors Association Interview
- A Life Of Research: Interview With J.F. Penn
- The Red Effect: Interview with Harvey Black
- Dirty Secrets: Interview with Shelley Poole
- Realism and historical accuracy: Interview with Steve Anderson
- Interview: Glenn Dean, Soldier/Geek
AFV Alphabet
- AFV Alphabet: A is for Antonov A-40
- AFV Alphabet: B is for Bishop
- AFV Alphabet: C is for Carden-Loyd tankette
- AFV Alphabet: D is for Deerhound
- AFV Alphabet: E is for EIFV
- AFV Alphabet: F is for Fox
- AFV Alphabet: G is for Gvozdika
- AFV Alphabet: H is for Hornet
- AFV Alphabet: I is for Infanterikanonvagn 91
- AFV Alphabet: J is for Jaguar
- AFV Alphabet: K is for Kangaroo
- AFV Alphabet: L is for Light Tank, Marks I to VI
- AFV Alphabet: M is for Maus
- AFV Alphabet: N is for Nahuel
- AFV Alphabet: O is for OT-64
- AFV Alphabet: P is for Pig
- AFV Alphabet: Q is for Al-Qaswa Logistics Vehicle
- AFV Alphabet: R is for Rolls-Royce Armoured Car
- AFV Alphabet: S is for Sexton
- AFV Alphabet: T is for Tiger
- AFV Alphabet: U is for Urutu
- AFV Alphabet: V is for Valentine
- AFV Alphabet: W is for Wiesel
- AFV Alphabet: X is for X1
- AFV Alphabet: Y is for Yeramba
- AFV Alphabet: Z is for ZSU-57-2