Volume Ninety Nine (2021)

Soldiers' Letters from the 16th Lancers, India, 1843-1847, Part 1 by John H. Rumsby (p.1)

A Case of Mistaken Identity: Lt-Col Simon Fraser (1726-1782) by Earl John Chapman (p.10)

Essay - To What extent did the New Model Army change the Course of the English Civil War by Ines Mubgar-Spencer (p.30)

Essay - Limited War Strategies: British Army Operations in North America, 1812-1815 by James Mair (p.38)

Essay - Was Sir Douglas Haig the Most Successful British Commander in the Integration of Technology into Operational Planning, 1853-1945? by Rosie Knighton (p.47)

Essay - Trial by Fire: Centurion Tanks in the Korean War by Walter Kingsley-Filshie (p.56)

Wellington and the Quill Drivers by Rory Muir (p.64)

The 47th Division at High Wood, September 1916 - Success against the Odds or an Odd Success? by Richard Hendry (p.69)

29 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery in Kuwait, 1961 by Major Colin Robins (p.95)

The 105th Regiment of Foot - The Queen's Own Royal Regiment of Highlanders, 1761-1763 by Andrew Cormack (p.125)

Clarendon and History: A Case Study of the Battle of Chalgrove, 18th June 1643 by Derek Lester (p.134)

An Imprudent and Unnecessary Measure: Major Problems in the First Invasion of North Carolina, September - October 1780 by Douglas R. Dorney (p.152)

Soldiers' Letters from the 16th Lancers, India, 1843-1847, Part 2 by John H. Rumsby (p.171)

'Machinations' of a Military Clique? Constitutional Norms and the British Army in Lloyd George's War Memoirs by Frederick Hyde (p.183)

The Battle of El Alamein, 1942 - Minefields and Gap Clearance - The Sapper Element by John C. Carbis (p.194)

A Voice from Monson's Retreat: The Journal of Lieutenant Henry Anderson, 12th Bengal Native Infantry by Martin R. Howard (p.237)

'A Desperat Wepon': Re-hafted Scythes from Sedgemoor in the Collection of the Royal Armouries by Edward Impey (p.259)

"... We became Masters of the Village...": A French Account of the Battle of Laffelt, 2 July 1747 by Paul R. Goodman (p.291)

Captain Sir William Smith Bt. Assistant Engineer Lough Swilly by Bill Clements (p.303)

"The Most Awfully Rotten Job Altogether". British Troops in Crete, 1897-1899 by Mick McTiernan (p.313)

Faster than the Human Machine-gun? The Career of Frank Snoxell by Nicholas A. Harlow (p.339)

James Ball 14th Light Dragoon and Enrolled Pensioner by John H. Rumsby (p.373)

The Colours of the 105th Foot, The Queen's Own Royal Highland Regiment, 1761-1763 - A Correction by Andrew Cormack (p.379)

The Commissioning of Gentlemen Volunteers, 1725-1792 by J.A. Houlding (p.383)

The Dublin Waterloo Panorama by Gavin Musgrave (p.396)

Colonel Portal and the Easter Rising in Dublin, 1916 by Richard Waldram (p.401)

The Awkward Squad - A Memory of National Service by Keith Richardson (p.421)

2022 The A.V.B. Norman Research Trust (p.101)

2023 Correction to Journal Issue Number (p.101)

2024 British Small Arms in the Indian Mutiny (p.102)

2025 Portrait of Hugh Gough (p.103)

2025A Medals in the Portrait of Hugh Gough (p.213)

2026 Reply No. 1 to British Small Arms in the Indian Mutiny (p.213)

2027 Reply No. 2 to British Small Arms in the Indian Mutiny (p.213)

2028 Muskets for Yorkshire Auxiliaries, 1745 (p.214)

2029 Reply No. 3 to British Small Arms in the Indian Mutiny (p.214)

2030 Kuwait 1961, Additional Information (p.351)

2031 Loyal Address by Survivors of the Charge of the Light Brigade, 1897 (p.352)

2032 Mick McTiernan and Crete (p.434)

2033 Military Silver (p.434)

2034 The Pronunciation of Lieutenant in the mid-seventeenth century (p.434)

2035 History of 115 Field Regiment (North Midlands) Royal Artillery (p.436)

2036 The Captured 2/69th King's Colour Recovered (p.437)

2037 Sir William Balfour's Regiment of Horse at the First Battle of Newbury (p.438)

2038 Thomas Simes (p.439)

2039 An Unidentified 'Indian' Uniform (p.440)

Rebellious Scots to Crush: The Military Response to the Jacobite '45, Ed. Andrew Bamford (p.105)

Neither Up nor Down: The British Army and the Flanders Campaign 1793-1795 by Philip Ball (p.107)

Walcheren to Waterloo: The British Army in the Low Countries during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, 1793-1815 by Andrew Limm (p.109)

Ghosts of Old Companions: Lloyd George's Welsh Army, the Kaiser's Reichsheer and the Battle for Mametz Wood, 1914-1916 by Jonathan Riley (p.110)

Defending Trinity College Dublin, Easter 1916: ANZACs and the Rising by Rory Sweetman (p.112)

An Equal Burden: The Men of the Royal Army Medical Corps in the First World War by Jessica Meyer (p.114)

Normandy '44: D-Day and the Battle for France. A New History by James Holland (p.116)

Soldiers as Citizens: Popular Politics and the Nineteenth-Century British Military by Nick Mansfield (p.218)

General Sir Herbert Lawrence: Haig's Chief of Staff by Paul Harris (p.219)

The Empire on the Western Front: The British 62nd and Canadian 4th Divisions in Battle by Geoffrey Jackson (p.221)

Lessons from the Mud: 55th (West Lancashire) Division at the Third Battle of Ypres by Paul Knight (p.223)

Those Bloody Kilts: The Highland Soldier in the Great War by Thomas Greenshields (p.224)

Charles E. Callwell and the British Way of Warfare by Daniel Whittingham (p.226)

British Army versus Rommel: Tactics, Training and Operations in North Africa, 1940-1942 by James Colvin (p.227)

The English Civil War: An Atlas and Concise History of the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, 1639-1651 by N. Lipscombe (p.354)

Quarters: The Accommodation of the British Army and the Coming of the American Revolution by John G. McCurdy (p.355)

Waterloo after the Glory: Hospital Sketches and Reports on the Wounded after Battle by M. Crumplin & G. Glover (p.357)

For the Honour of My House: The Contribution of the Indian Princely States to the First World War by Tony McClenaghan (p.358)

The Brave shall inherit the Earth: A Personal Account of Battles against the Japanese and the Dacoits in Burma between 1944 & 1947 by Denis O'Leary (p.362)

Britain's Black Regiments: Fighting for Empire and Equality by Barry Renfrew (p.363)

Life in the Red Coat: The British Soldier 1721-1815. Proceedings of the 2019 Helion Conference. Ed. Andrew Bamford (p.447)

The Disparity of Sacrifice: Irish Recruitment to the British Armed Forces, 1914-1918 by T. Bowman, W. Butler & M. Wheatley (p.449)

Shell-shocked British Army Veterans in Ireland, 1918-1939: A Difficult Homecoming by M. Robinson (p.451)

Strangling the Axis. The Fight for Control of the Mediterranean during the Second World War by R. Hammond (p.453)

No Ordinary Shepherds. Catholic Chaplains to the British Forces in the Second World War by J. Hagerty (p.454)

Imagining Nuclear War in the British Army, 1945-1989 by S.J. Moody (p.456)

Exhibition Review - "Legacies of Empire" at the National War Museum of Scotland (p.442)