Thanks to the Society for Military History website for making me aware of this online military history publication. A solid group of scholars, who organized as the Michigan War Studies Group created the Michigan War Studies Review, which, according to the announcement on the SMH website, is seeking contributors. I urge everyone to subscribe to this publication,which is free, and to tell others interested in military history about this site.
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An interesting online publication
Posted by Daniel Sauerwein on April 10, 2010
Posted in 20th Century Military History, American Military History, Ancient Military History, Conflict, Early Modern European (1494-1648), Early Modern European (1648-1792), General, Greek military history, Medieval Military History, Napoleonic Wars, Other military history, Roman military history, World Military History (1500-1700), World Military History (1700-1900), World War I, World War II | Tagged: Michigan War Studies Group, Michigan War Studies Review, online pubication, Society for Military History | 1 Comment »
Looking Back: An exciting blog by the 34th ID
Posted by Daniel Sauerwein on June 11, 2009
I was contacted earlier today by a member of the 34th ID serving in Iraq (I will not release their name unless requested by the person, as I do not want to unintentionally place them in danger), who asked me to consider linking to their blog Looking Back. I will happily do so and will seek to place a link in the sidebar somewhere and on the Links page as well. Though it is a relatively new blog, I sense great things from it and encourage you all to check it out.
Posted in 20th Century Military History, 21st Century Military History, American Military History, Blogroll, Cold War, Conflict, General, Global War on Terror, Gulf War/Operation Desert Shield/Storm, US Army, US military, World War I, World War II | Tagged: 34th ID, new blog, Red Bulls | 1 Comment »
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