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Military History Magazine
The Rev. James Adams is the only clergyman and the last of just five civilians to have received the Victoria Cross—Britain’s highest award for gallantry in the face of the enemy. It was a singular honor for a man who spent his life...
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Military History Magazine
When Henry Tudor, Lancastrian claimant to the throne of England, landed with an army in southwest Wales, on Aug. 7, 1485, it was no surprise. Richard III had kept a close eye on his preeminent challenger ever since Tudor had fled to exile...
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Military History, MH Issues
The November 2017 issue features a cover story about the 1781 Anglo-French battle for the Channel Island of Jersey...
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Military History, MH Letters
Readers sound off about the Japanese surrender aboard USS Missouri, the Siege of Boston, Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini and U.S. airman and spy Martin Monti...
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Military History Magazine
A century ago American officers Frank Baldwin and John J. Pershing battled a Muslim Filipino insurgency—with strikingly different methods and results. On April 26, 1902, U.S. Army Captain John J. Pershing sat in his office at the old...
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Military History Magazine
During the American Revolutionary War a French fleet tried turning the tables on the British by invading the Channel Island of Jersey...
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Military History Magazine
Its Char B1 tanks proved too much for the Wehrmacht’s armor—but even they couldn’t withstand irresolute Allied leadership....
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Military History Magazine
The 1917 Battle of Passchendaele was a three-month slog through mud, blood, guts, rats and raining death...
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Military History Book Reviews
Mark Bowden, author of Black Hawk Down, examines the victory that sparked the political debate that lost the Vietnam War...
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Military History Book Reviews
Amarpal Singh follows his history of the First Anglo-Sikh War with this excellent companion volume...
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Military History Book Reviews
Victor Davis Hanson provides and thorough and original analysis of events surrounding World War II...
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Military History Book Reviews
Thomas Weber looks at the transformative events that turned a moody loner into the messianic German Führer...
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Military History Book Reviews
Sam Willis provides a comprehensive naval history of the war that birthed our nation...
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Military History Book Reviews
Mungo Melvin catalogs the clashes that have bloodied one of the world's most fought-over pieces of ground...
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Military History Magazine
A war chief’s ingenious defense of the Cherokee homeland. Late on the sultry afternoon of Aug. 22, 1788, several hundred Cherokee warriors under the command of war chief Dragging Canoe took up positions in a mountain pass near what today...
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Military History Book Reviews
Lloyd Clark re-examines the May 1940 German thrust into France, starting gun of World War II...
