From the epic sieges of Medieval Europe to the daring dogfights of World War II, History of War takes you inside the minds of fighting men, under the bonnets of some of the world's most devastating war machines, and high above the battlefield to see the broad sweep of conflict as it happened.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in History of War Issue 99.
Welcome
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How much of the mythology surrounding WWI hero T.E. Lawrence is grounded in reality?
Immortalised by the somewhat inaccurate (albeit brilliant) 1962 film, T.E.Lawrence is one o...
CONTRIBUTORS
DR ROBERT LYMAN Robert is a retired British Army officer, historian, best-selling author and fellow of the Royal Historical Society. Over on page 66 he discusses the critical role of the Indi...
KEEP YOUR EARS PEELED c.1943
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A US Marine anti-aircraft unit demonstrates the operation of an acoustic location device. Also known as sound mirrors, war tubas or acoustic horns, these bizarre-looking machines ...
SPLASHDOWN 5 May, 1961
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A US Navy Marine HUS-1 helicopter recovers the Freedom 7 capsule from the Atlantic Ocean after its successful return from sub-orbital flight. Freedom 7 was piloted by the US Navy ...
BRIDGE TO FREEDOM 17 September, 1952
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American troops in Korea celebrate the completion of the Freedom Gate Bridge, which they reconstructed across the Imjin River after the original was destroyed by bombing. The brid...
TIMELINE OF... THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
King Baldwin IV commands his troops at Montgisard in a romanticised 19th century painting by Charles-Philippe Larivière
Source: Wiki / PD / Art
King Baldwin II ...