Volume One hundred and four (2026)

The Parliamentarian Cornets at the Battle of Powick Bridge, 23rd September 1642 by Stephen Ede-Borrett (p.1)

An Irish Draft in 1757 by J.A. Houlding (p.20)

'We Fought with the Olive Branch in One Hand and the Sword in the Other': The Letters of John Mervin Nooth from the American Revolutionary War 1776-1782 by Martin R. Howard (p.24)

Before 'IT': Telephone Overhearing Experiments in the British Expeditionary Force, 1915-1916 by Robert Mabey (p.41)

Tom Pugh, Prisoner of War of the Japanese in Taiwan in the Second World War: 'A Decided Asset' or a 'Somewhat Difficult Chaplain'? by Katherine M. Venables (p.70)

An Officer of the Light Company of the 46th Foot, Circa 1780 by Andrew Cormack (p.115)

The Scottish Army of the Covenant, 1644-1647 by Stuart Reid (p.126)

Hand-tinted Military Portraiture in the Mid-19th Century by Glenn Fisher (p.147)

An Organisation Chart from The Supply Reserve Depot, Deptford, 1917 by Brian Bertosa (p.154)

The Experience of a Stretcher-Bearer in 1918 by Owen Davis (p.172)

'I am sick of talking about morale. What I want now is to see the Army collect some facts about it.' The Difficulties of Linking Morale and Combat Effectiveness. by Dermot Rooney (p.178)

2107 Black Soldiers of the 4th Dragoons in Eighteenth Century Runaway and Deserter Adverts (p.98)

2108 Elizabeth's French Wars, 1562-1598 (p.101)

2109 Society for Army Historical Research Grants - A Reminder (p.102)

2110 Subscription Rates for the Current Year (p.102)

2111 Chawd Bullets (p.197)

2112 Old Journals Available (p.198)

Supplying the New Model Army by Andrew Abram (p.103)

Infantry in Battle, 1733-1783 by Alexander S. Burns (p.104)

Waterloo: The Attack of I Corps by Graeme Callister (p.106)

Citizen Army: The New Zealand Wars Lost Official History by Roderick MacIvor (p.108)

Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien: The Man who Saved the British Army by Charles Barrington (p.110)

Slog or Swan: British Army Effectiveness in Operation Veritable, February and March 1945 by Dermot Rooney (p.112)

Nations in Arms - Five Armies that made Europe by Sir Barney White-Spunner (p.199)

Shakespeare at War: A Material History by A. Lidster & S. Massai (eds) (p.200)

The Charles Asgill Affair: Setting the Record Straight by Anne Ammundsen (p.202)

A Scot at War with Wellington: The Memoir of Captain James Stirling of the Black Watch by Gareth Glover (ed.) (p.203)

John Company's Armies. The Military Forces of British India 1824-1857 by Peter Stanley (p.205)

Lest We Remember: What Oxford's War Memorial tells us about the British Empire and Why that Matters by Duncan Taylor (p.206)

The First World War Diaries of David Rees Thomas, 3rd Welsh Field Ambulance by George Hook (ed.) (p.208)

Doctoral Dissertations and Research Theses on British Military History by Ian F.W. Beckett & Nicola Martin (p.95)