Upcoming Articles in The Journal of Military History
Last Updated May 2012
The following articles are scheduled to appear in future volumes of the Journal of Military History.
- “The Official Inquiry into the Italian Defeat at the Battle of Caporetto (October 1917),” by Andrea Ungari
- “The British Campaign in Greece 1941: Assumptions about the Operational Art and Their Influence on Strategy,” by Peter Ewer
- “Reconsidering the Luftwaffe in Greece [1941],” by Craig L. Stockings and Eleanor Hancock
- “The True Napoleon of the West: General Winfield Scott’s Mexico City Campaign and the Origins of the U.S. Army’s Combined-Arms Combat Division,” by Jochen S. Arndt
- “The French Battle for Vimy Ridge (1915),” by Jonathan Krause
- “The Incineration of Agent Orange: Operations Pacer HO, Pacer IVY, and the Rise of Environmentalist Thinking,” by Edwin A. Martini
- “’Treated with scant attention’: The Imperial Cadet Corps, Indian Nobles, and Anglo-Indian Policy 1897-1917,” by Chandar Sundaram
- “The Culture of Morale: Battalion Newspapers in the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division, June-August 1944,” by Russell Alexander Souchen
- “C Force to Hong Kong: The Price of Collective Security in China,” by David Macri
- “Misreading Svechin: Attrition, Annihilation, and Historicism,” by David R. Stone
- “Learning to Fight: Bill Halsey and the Early U.S. Navy Destroyer Force,” by Thomas Hughes
- “Useful Enemies: German Prisoners of War during the American Revolution,” by Daniel Krebs
- “’It is a crime to be a Tirailleur in the Army’: The Impact of Senegalese Civilian Status in the French Colonial Army during the Second World War,” by Jacqueline Woodfork
- “Racism, the Military, and Abolitionism in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century Caribbean,” by Claire Robertson
- “’Drastic actions short of war’: The Origins and Applications of the CIA’s Paramilitary Function in the Early Cold War,” by Nicholas Dujmović
- “Mentoring the Canadian Corps: Imperial Officers and the Canadian Expeditionary Force, 1914-1918,” by Douglas E. Delaney
- “’No one can say “Damn the torpedoes”’: Torpedoes, Naval Tactics, and U.S. Naval History before World War I,” by Kate L. Epstein
- “’Cut the bonds which bind our hands’: Deniable Operations during the [British Army] Confrontation with Indonesia, 1963-1966,” by Christopher Tuck
- “Progressives and Reactionaries among British POWs at Pyoktong and Chongson, North Korea, 1951-1953,” by Paul MacKenzie
- “Technological Adaptation in a Global Conflict: The British Army and Communications beyond the Western Front, 1914-1918,” by Brian Hall
- “Defining Victory in Victorian Warfare 1860-1882,” by Bruce Collins
- "Eating Soup with a Spoon: The U.S. Army as a 'Learning Organization' in the Vietnam War," by Gregory A. Daddis
