Upcoming Articles in The Journal of Military History
Last Updated July 2013
The following articles are scheduled to appear in future volumes of the Journal of Military History.
- “Privateers and Profit in the War of 1812,” by Frederick J. Leiner
- “Naturally Clausewitzian: U.S. Army Theory and Education from Reconstruction to the Interwar Years,” by Thomas Bruscino
- “From ‘Can-Can Diabolique’ to ‘Sitzkrieg’: The International China Expeditionary Force, 1900-1901,” by T. G. Otte
- “The British Way of War: Cultural Assumptions and Practices in the South African War, 1899-1902,” by Stephen M. Miller
- “Technological Adaptation in a Global Conflict: The British Army and Communications beyond the Western Front, 1914-1918,” by Brian Hall
- “La Grande Illusion: Belgian and Dutch Strategy Facing Germany, 1919-May 1940,” by Jeff Gunsburg
- “Living Under Allied Military Government in Southern Italy: A Case Study of the Region of Molise,” by Amy Muschamp
- “A Culture of Official Squeamishness? The Air Ministry and the Strategic Air Offensive against Germany,” by Peter Gray
- “The American Military Advisory Missions to China, 1945-1949,” by Katharine K. Reist
- “Special Weapon, Special Relationship: The Atomic Bomb Comes to Britain,” by Ken Young
- “Restructuring the Eastern Frontier: Henry I of Germany, 924-936,” by David S. Bachrach
- “Goodnight Saigon: American Provincial Advisors’ Final Impressions of the Vietnam War,” by Kevin M. Boylan
- “The UN’s First ‘Air Force’: Peacekeepers in Combat, Congo 1960-1964,” by A. Walter Dorn
- “Field Marshal Montgomery’s Role in the Creation of Doctrine for the Final Assault on Germany,” by Charles Forrester
- “The Mughal Battlefield: Personnel, Technology and Tactics in the Early Empire, 1500-1605,” by Andrew de la Garza
- “The Greek Civil War: A National Army’s Counter-insurgency Triumph,” by Christina Goulter
- “Lid Sitters and Prestige Seekers: Navy vs. the State Department and the End of US Occupations in the Caribbean and Central America,” by Alan McPherson
- “A Blind Spot? The Royal Air Force and Long-range Fighters, 1936-1944,” by David Stubbs
- “German Military Participation in Early Modern European Colonialism,” by Chen Tzoref-Ashkenazi
- “’Methods of Barbarism’ or Western Tradition? Britain, South Africa, and the Evolution of Escalatory Violence as Policy,” by Joseph Vergolina
- “Research Note: Undocumented Triumph: Gulf War Operational Records Management,” by Michael Yarborough
