Meet the Staff of Military History
Michael W. Robbins
Editor
Michael grew up in a house full of books on the Civil War
and World War II. Before taking the helm at Military History,
he earned a doctorate in American history, wrote for New York, Discover, Popular Science, Mother Jones, Rolling Stone and
other magazines, published seven books and served as editor
of Audubon. He's come full circle.
and World War II. Before taking the helm at Military History,
he earned a doctorate in American history, wrote for New York, Discover, Popular Science, Mother Jones, Rolling Stone and
other magazines, published seven books and served as editor
of Audubon. He's come full circle.
Dan Smith
Art Director
After four years in the U.S. Air Force, including a tour in Vietnam, Dan earned a bachelor of fine arts in communications and design, which he taught at George Washington University. Dan has served as an art director with the U.S. Information Agency, the National Archives, National Geographic, the National Wildlife Federation and Weider History Group.
David Lauterborn
Managing Editor
Dave's fascination with history stretches back to childhood reading and travels and the day he learned of a Cody branch on his family tree. A longtime editor (Lonely Planet, National Geographic, et al.), published writer and photographer, and author of two books, he now gets paid to learn as managing editor of Military History and Wild West.
Stephen Harding
Senior Editor
After service as a U.S. Army infantryman, Steve became
a defense journalist and covered the conflicts in Northern
Ireland and the Middle East, most recently Iraq. He has flown
in Black Hawks, dodged snipers and survived a tank rollover. Writer of seven books and some 300 magazine articles, Steve
has been senior editor of Military History since 2009.
a defense journalist and covered the conflicts in Northern
Ireland and the Middle East, most recently Iraq. He has flown
in Black Hawks, dodged snipers and survived a tank rollover. Writer of seven books and some 300 magazine articles, Steve
has been senior editor of Military History since 2009.
Jennifer E. Berry
Senior Photo Editor
Photographer, author and student of ancient history and archaeology, Jennifer loves that her job involves looking at
photos and fine art all day. During her first-ever excavation,
at a site destroyed by Philip of Macedon, she unearthed
a small, oblong piece of lead and—thanks to her work on
Military History—recognized it as an ancient sling bullet.
photos and fine art all day. During her first-ever excavation,
at a site destroyed by Philip of Macedon, she unearthed
a small, oblong piece of lead and—thanks to her work on
Military History—recognized it as an ancient sling bullet.
Jon Guttman
Research Director
Former editor of Modern Warfare (1990–91) and Military History (1995–2006), Jon now writes for Military History and several
other publications and serves as research director for Weider History Group. He has written dozens of books on naval and aviation history, many for Osprey Publishing. Jon served in
the U.S. Army National Guard from 1984 to 2005.
other publications and serves as research director for Weider History Group. He has written dozens of books on naval and aviation history, many for Osprey Publishing. Jon served in
the U.S. Army National Guard from 1984 to 2005.
David T. Zabecki
Senior Historian
Dave served in Vietnam as an infantryman and retired
from the U.S. Army in 2007 as a major general. He earned
a doctorate in military history from Britain's Royal Military
College of Science and is an honorary senior research
fellow at the University of Birmingham. In 2012 he was
the Shifrin Distinguished Professor of Military and Naval
History at the U.S. Naval Academy. Dave has published
nine books and almost 600 articles. He lives in Germany.
from the U.S. Army in 2007 as a major general. He earned
a doctorate in military history from Britain's Royal Military
College of Science and is an honorary senior research
fellow at the University of Birmingham. In 2012 he was
the Shifrin Distinguished Professor of Military and Naval
History at the U.S. Naval Academy. Dave has published
nine books and almost 600 articles. He lives in Germany.
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I have an old 1916 panaramic picture of camp owen burne el paso texas i am interested in selling. 828-458-0082
I was watching the military history channel 3/14 dangerous missions:marine raiders, and saw my father, he was with carlsons raiders @makin & guadacanal, afterwards due to maleria he returned stateside to sell warbonds, his name was Gordon j. Roth I believe he was a Pfc. Is there any chance you might be able to find or tell me anymore info on his military career? Thanks for your time
I have just read the WW1 Battle of Hamel article, which was written by Peter Nunan and originally appeared in the August 2000 issue of Military History magazine.
My questions to you are:
1. Do you have contact details for Peter Nunan or could you put me in touch with him?
2. Do you have a back copy of the August 2000 issue of Military History?
Many thanks
John