Research Lecture Programme Call for Papers The RAF Museum is currently circulating a call for papers for its annual Research Lecture Programme. In 2022, the RAF Museum will be holding lectures both in person – in London, Cosford, Wolverhampton and Lancaster – and online. The programme

Funded PhD opportunities The Museum is currently advertising two fully funded (fees and maintenance) AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Awards. The first CDA, funded by the South West and Wales DTP, will examine ‘Women in the Royal Air Force: Gender, Sexuality and Contemporary Britain’. The

Students of the Normandy Campaign may be interested in Dr Seb Ritchie's latest researches into Operation Goodwood. His lecture to the Royal Artillery Historical Society (RAHS) given on 28 April 2021 may be accessed on YouTube at this link  Dr Seb Ritchie – The Guns of Cagny 1944

The RAF Museum seeks proposals from postgraduate students, early-career and established researchers for our annual Research Lecture Programme. Lectures will be hosted online and (if circumstances permit) at sites in London, Cosford, Wolverhampton and Lancaster. The Museum’s 2021 Resea

The Centre for War and Diplomacy at Lancaster University invites you to our first research presentation of the 2020-21 Academic Year 29 October 2020 at 6pm (UK time) The event is free and will be online, pre-registration is required. ‘No more Concordes’? Aviation, industrial policy an

On 23 September 2020 12-2pm, join our launch and roundtable on the Integrated Review. Based in the School of Security Studies, King's College London, the Freeman Air & Space Institute (FASI) is a new research institute dedicated to generating knowledge and

The RAF in a World Transformed, 1945–49 Monday 28 and Tuesday 29 September 2020 Hosted Online from the RAF Museum This conference will bring together a broad range of academics and scholars to examine how the RAF reacted to a period of widespread changes which effected both the servic

The Army Flying Museum https://www.armyflying.com/ at Middle Wallop in Hampshire has re-opened. The Museum have launched a fascinating series of Lockdown Online Lectures which have now been viewed by over 10,000 worldwide.  The lectures are available to watch via the website with

Richard Grayson writes: I am very pleased to say that the latest issue of the BJMH has just been published and is available at: http://bjmh.gold.ac.uk/issue/view/105.  This is a special issue on 'Transforming War, 1914-18'.  It has been edited by William Philpott.  We had expected to

Please see the latest Women in War Newsletter.