Military History

Call for Papers: States of Emergency: Architecture and Urbanism during the First World War

Erin Sassin, Assistant Professor of History of Art & Architecture, Middlebury College and Sophie Hochhäusl, Assistant Professor for Architectural History & Theory, University of Pennsylvania

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Date & Time: Thursday, July 11, 2019  |  19:30 - 21:00 p.m. (doors open at 19:00 p.m.)
Venue: Temple University, Japan Campus, Azabu Hall, 1F Parliament
Speaker: Pascal Lottaz, Swiss Historian and Adjunct Professor at Temple University, Japan Campus

Please mark your calendars to attend the twelfth annual Civil War Study Group (CWSG) symposium on Saturday, September 21, 2109. The Study Group will gather on the campus of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI).

The CWSG presents new scholarship in a relaxed, informal, and collegial setting with an emphasis on friendly discussion. This year's theme is "The Common Soldier" in the Civil War. The following historians will present papers:

Prof. Stephen Bowd, Dr Sarah Cockram, and Dr John Gagné, the organisers of the 'Shadow Agents of War' workshop are pleased to confirm the programme, as follows:

Shadow Agents of War Workshop

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The Air Command and Staff College, as part of USAF Air University, Maxwell AFB Alabama, in association with the United States Air Force Academy, Brécourt Academic, and Global War Studies, are pleased to announce a special plenary session, "The Air War for Normandy and the Liberation of Europe," which will be held at the Normandy 75 conference (22-25 July 2019) in Portsmouth, England, at the University of Portsmouth. Featured participants in this special plenary event include: Dr. S. Mike Pavelec, Air Command and Staff College; Dr.

The Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) – represented by the Academic Advisory Board of the Sponsorship Prize for Military History and the History of Military Technology – is organising a colloquium on military history from 28 to 29 November 2019 at the University of Potsdam in cooperation with the

Marine Corps History is accepting submissions of scholarly articles focused on new and unique research into the Corps’ history, from its earliest actions to the Cold War and beyond. The editors also are interested in book reviews and in articles about how the Corps’ history is being used in the classroom or in the field to preserve it or to support lessons learned.

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