Articles on every aspect of the First World War written by experts in their field. Some are were first published in Stand To! or Bulletin, others have been researched and written for the web. If you would like to contribute an article please get in touch.
The Battle of Jutland: A Boy Telegraphist : 31 May 1916
On 31 May 1916 the largest naval battle of the First World War took place off the coast Denmark....
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Divisional Memorials on the Western Front
It all started with a conversation. Clive Harris, on one of the excellent battlefield tours run b...
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Colour patches in the Australian forces
It is often difficult to identify the units men served in from the photographs that are available...
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For the Fallen - the Commonwealth War Graves Commission in many lands
Whilst it is unimaginable for any battlefield tour not to include at least one cemetery, the sad...
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A Tragedy at Glamis Castle 1915
In 1915 an R.F.C. aeroplane, crewed by two newly-qualified pilots, crashed in the grounds of Glam...
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The Five Baldock-Apps brothers from Hurst Green
Some people will know of the sacrifice of the Souls family from Great Rissington in the Cotswolds...
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Doc ‘Pete’: A Baltimorean with the Royal Fusiliers, 1917-18
As the US went to war in April 1917 without tanks, aircraft, heavy artillery, or more than a hand...
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Military Factsheet Number 7 : Unit Organisation: Royal Horse Artillery,...
The Western Front Association has recently re-published a total of sixteen 'Military Factsheets'...
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Hawthorn Ridge : a forensic investigation into the archaeology and histo...
A podcast from the team at the Hawthorn Ridge Crater Association The Hawthorn Redoubt was an fo...
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Celebration the 100th Edition of 'The Camera Returns'
Celebrating its 100th instalment over 33 years, ‘The Camera Returns’ has become the most enduring...
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Who was Gordon Shephard - the man who never was?
My interest in Gordon Shephard stems largely from the fact that his Irish adventures are ignored...
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Queen Victoria’s Last VC
26 June 2020 marks 120 years since Private Charles Ward delivered a message through a storm of bu...
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