We are pleased to announce that we are co-organising the PGR conference 'New Directions in the History of War' with University of Oxford.

This will bring students from the two institutions together to share cutting-edge research on the history of war.

Full details & CfP⬇️

🗺️💬 Professor Jonathan Fennell welcomes Professor Margaret MacMillan from University of Toronto & University of Oxford to the Sir Michael Howard Annual Lecture.

She will explore the dynamics, formation, challenges and impact of the Grand Alliance during WWII.

Join us online👇
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The next issue of the British Journal for Military History will be up online this coming Wednesday, 29 November, at bjmh.gold.ac.uk/index As always, the BJMH is fully Open Access and free for everyone to read. 1/2

Brilliant talk by Tony Cowan on his book to a packed audience of OCdts and staff - many insights and much food for thought as we contemplated German operational command in #WW1 with the selection of commanders and learning of operational lessons #PME #AHEP

Good evening from Lancaster! We’re delighted to be at Lancaster University for our talk this evening by Dr Tony Cowan entitled ‘A Precondition of Success: The German Air Force and Combined Arms Battle, 1916-1917. Thank you to Centre for War and Diplomacy for partnering with RAF Museum!

Submit your paper, panel and poster proposals by 11 December 2023, via our fancy new form at forms.gle/EfXgscW6H85ssG…

Whether you're there to push forward the frontiers of human understanding, or just want to get your hands on objects from the national collection of arms and armour, mark your diaries for the Weapons in Society IV conference in Leeds on 12 March 2024.

Pictured here is panel 5: Insurgency and Irregulars in the dreaded after lunch spot! The speakers: Christina Chatzitheodorou, Holly Moorhead (having joined us from Australia - how’s that for for a long journey!) and Dr James Pritchett have done a fantastic job engaging us! 👏🏻👏🏻

First step on my PhD journey with King’s Laughton Unit.

Been a fantastic day, learning about so many areas normally overlooked, but all massively pertinent to the modern practitioner.

Military History is applied history.

Pictured here is the main room during break, (lovely room!) and panel four: Doctrine, Training and Wargames. Well done to our two speakers, Jack Matlack and Peter Sizer. 👏🏻👏🏻 British Commission for Military History (BCMH)

Many thanks to Chlo for capturing this incredible action pic of me #phding

And now breathe!

British Commission for Military History (BCMH) New Researchers Conference is well underway! Pictured here is panel 2: Warfare in the age of Enlightenment and Revolution. Well done to our speakers Dr Silvia Gregorio-Sainz
Strategyforward Rory M. Butcher Stewart Arnold 👏🏻

King's War Studies students, staff and alumni recently attended the British Commision for Military History British Commission for Military History (BCMH), new Researchers Conference. 🎉

We are looking forward to seeing everyone who is attending our 2023 BCMH New Researcher’s Conference tomorrow.

☔️Wishing everyone who is travelling to Hull today a safe journey.☔️

War Studies Hull University
Early Career Researchers network - BCMH

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Who else is looking forward to the British Commission for Military History (BCMH) 13th New Researchers’ Conference on Saturday (21st October 2023) at @UniofHull? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️ retweet if you are 😎 #militaryhistory #conference #Hull #BCMH

Really looking forward to this years conference both as an attendee and ECR coordinator 🤩

A reminder that audience tickets are now available for the BCMH New Researchers Conference, 2023, hosted by us at Hull University campus: