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Volume One Hundred and two (2024)

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Articles and Communications

An Officer of the 3rd Battalion, 14th Foot in 1815 by Timothy Cooke (p.1)

'Exempt from bearing Arms in Battle' Medicine and Surgery in the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion by Iain Macintyre (p.16)

The First Ten Thousand, The First Battalions of the South African Native Labour Contingent in France in World War One by Simon Keable-Elliott (p.59)

My Time as a 'Voluntary Conscript' undergoing National Service between 1953 and 1955, and its Impact upon me by Philip Stigger (p.79)

The Colours of the London Trained Bands, c. 1627-1628 by Stephen Ede-Borrett (p.99)

"He gave us three full fires before we returned the Compliment ..." A Letter from Quebec, 30 October 1759 by Earl John Chapman (p.125)

"Snug enough in Upper Canada among Trees and Nations of Indians" - Lt-Col Jasper Grant and Military Service on the Canadian Frontier, 1800-1809 by David Murphy (p.130)

Rum for the Army: Miscellaneous Notes on the Provision of Rum during the First World War by Brian Bertosa (p.150)

Punching above their weight: Special Duty Wireless Communications by Dunsterforce in Persia and Southern Russia during the First World War by Andrew Webster (p.160)

The First Uniform Regulations of the Yeomanry by David J. Knight (p.207)

'Charged to Pay Shadows and not Men': Corruption, Cruelty and Coercion in Elizbethan Ireland by Jonathan Davies (p.232)

French Forces at the Battle of Culloden by Stuart Reid (p.255)

The Evolution of British Military Surgery in World War One - Part 1 by M.K.H. Crumplin (p.263)

The 8th (King's Royal Irish) Regiment of Light Dragoons in South Africa, 1796-1803 by René Chartrand (p.305)

Captain James Cranstoun's Account of the Battle of Blenheim by Andrew Cormack (p.313)

A Souvenir of Siah Sing: Private Hipkin and the 9th Lancers in Afghanistan 1879-1880 by John Rumsby (p.320)

Catholic Army Chaplains in the Boer War 1899-1902 by James Hagerty (p.331)

The Evolution of British Military Surgery in World War One - Part 2 by M.K.H. Crumplin (p.354)

A "Natural Civilian" Goes to War: The Second World War Memoir of Geoffrey Harvey - Part 1 by Caroline Jackson (ed.) (p.380)

Notes and Queries

2076 Reminiscences of 4th Royal Tank Regiment (p.88)

2077 Cessation of Rum Issue (p.88)

2078 A Female Fencible, 1794 - Reply to Note 2073 (p.88)

2079 Fellows of the Society for Army Historical Research 2023 & 2024 (p.187)

2080 Bayonets for the Army, 1706 (p.188)

2081 C.T. Atkinson - A Bibliographical Note (p.190)

2082 The A.V.B. Norman Research Trust Award for 2024 (p.193)

2083 Request for Research Support - The Steps to Glory (p.193)

2084 A Letter from Quebec, 30th October 1759 (p.290)

2085 The Military History Society of Ireland after 75 Years (p.290)

2086 Sir John Moore Memorial Library - dispersal of its collection (p.291)

2087 René North, Uniform Artist - request for details (p.292)

2088 A Question on the later Career of Terence Molloy (p.392)

2089 Commemoration of the American Revolutionary War in the Journal (p.392)

2090 Information requested about Sir Nicholas Trant (!769-1839) (p.393)

Book Reviews

The Shape of Battle: A Study of Six Campaigns, from Hastings to Helmand by Allan Mallinson (p.90)

Fighting Vichy from Horseback: British Mounted Cavalry in Action, Syria 1941 by Jonathan Washington (p.91)

Written in Sand: Songs and Stories of a Soldier of the 7th Battalion Black Watch by Alistair Sheal (p.93)

A Great Feat of Improvisation: Logistics and the British Expeditionary Force in France 1939-1940 by Clem Maginniss (p.94)

Those Must Be The Guards: The Household Division in Peace and War, 1969-2023 by Paul de Zulueta & Simon Doughty (p.95)

To Settle the Crown - Waging Civil War in Shropshire, 1642-1648 by Jonathan Worton (p.196)

The Battles of Bonnie Prince Charlie: The Young Chevalier at War by Arran Johnston (p.197)

The Fevered Fight: A Medical History of the American Revolution, 1775-1783 by Martin Howard (p.199)

Rose, Castle and Crown: Hampshire and the Isle of Wight's Citizen Soldiers by Patrick Crowley (p.201)

To the Call of Bugles: A History of the Percy Tenantry Volunteers, 1798-1814 by Bill Openshaw (p.201)

A Bad Day I Fear: The Irish Divisions at the Battle of Langemarck, 16th August 1917 by Michael James Nugent (p.202)

Wellington's Unsung Heroes: The 5th Division in the Peninsular War, 1810-1814 by Carole Divall (p.203)

The Colonial Ironsides - English Expeditions under the Commonwealth and Protectorate, 1650-1660 by Jonathan Riley (p.293)

On His Majesty's Service: The British Infantry during the American Revolution by S.M. Baule & R.R. Gale (p.294)

The Redcoats of Wellington's Light Division in the Peninsular War - Unpublished and Rare Memoirs of the 52nd Regiment of Foot edited by G. Glover & R. Burnham (p.296)

The Shadow of Isandlwana: The Life and Times of General Lord Chelmsford and his Disaster in Zululand by John Laband (p.297)

The Battle of Megiddo,Palestine 1918:Combined Arms and the Last Great Cavalry Charge by Eric W. Osborne (p.298)

Birdie - More than 'Soul of ANZAC'. Field Marshal Birdwood of ANZAC and Totnes, 1865-1951 by Richard Farrimond (p.300)

Treasures of the Royal Armouries: A Panoply of Arms edited by Edward Impey (p.302)

John Hampden and the Battle of Chalgrove 1643 by Derek Lester (p.394)

Great Britain and the Defence of the Low Countries, 1744-1748 - Armies, Politics and Diplomacy by Alastair Massie (p.395)

Nicholson, How an Angry Irishman became the Hero of Delhi by Donal P. McCracken (p.397)

Far from Suitable? Haig, Gough and Passchendaele: A Reappraisal by Nicholas Ridley (p.399)

Maharajas, Emperors, Viceroys, Borders - Nepal's Relations North and South by Sam Cowan (p.400)

Head Hunters in the Malayan Emergency: The Atrocity and the Cover-up by Dan Poole (p.402)

Tributes and Obituaries

René Chartrand - A Tribute by Andrew Cormack (p.405)

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