The new issue of the BJMH is now online at journals.gold.ac.uk/bjmh/ As always Open Access and free to all! Appropriately in the 80th anniversary of VE & VJ day we have 3 articles on the SWW. 1/7

A heads up for the next issue of the BJMH! To be published online next Tuesday, 26 August this is a regular issue with topics from the American Revolution to Normandy in 1944 via East Africa in the FWW. As always, Open Access and free to all at journals.gold.ac.uk/bjmh/

The new issue of the BJMH is now online at journals.gold.ac.uk/bjmh/ As always Open Access and free to all! In this issue you’ll find a range of methodologies: biographical reassessment, statistical analysis, conflict archaeology, battlefield identification, oral history. 1/3

This coming Friday, 28 February, our first issue of 2025 will be up online. After two Special issues we have a standard issue with material showing the width and breadth of military history. Open Access and free to all at journals.gold.ac.uk/bjmh/ please check it out!

1000 following us in a week! Many thanks everybody. If you're new to the BJMH all our back issues are freely available at journals.gold.ac.uk/index.php/bj...
We cover military history in the widest sense from Ancient Greece to post-war Europe - and everything in-between.

New OA article alert! @chriskempshall.bsky.social and I had far too much fun playing Isonzo (badly) and chatting about First World War history & memory in videogames, so we wrote about it for a special issue of the @britjnlmilhist.bsky.social

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Myself & @vandawilcox.bsky.social have the article: 'Killing to commemorate, dying to remember? Authenticity and the practice of memory in Isonzo' in this Special Issue. To explore how the computer game 'Isonzo' constructs history for the players. 🗃️
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The new issue of the BJMH is now online at journals.gold.ac.uk/bjmh/ Open Access and free to all this is a bumper Special Issue with 10 articles exploring aspects of war on screen - TV, cinema and video games.

It's almost here. The new issue of the BJMH will be up online by 08.00 GMT tomorrow 8 November at journals.gold.ac.uk/index.php/bjmh
Don't miss it!

Wondering if anyone who follows me knows anything about tracing Japanese war dead from the Second World War. #Skystorians #WW2 #SWW

On Friday we will be publishing our 2nd special issue of the year! Guest edited by Laura Aguiar & Emma Hanna, "Screen Shots" explores the many ways in which war and the military are represented on screen, from film and television to computer games and museum displays. 1/2

The British Journal for Military History journals.gold.ac.uk/bjmh/ is now on BlueSky! Mostly we will be posting to publicise our latest issue.
Watch this space - a new issue will be out on Friday, 8 November.