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It is the last few day to sign up to come to this exciting conference on the Battle of Britain at The Royal Air Force Museum, Londonn. It has been organised in conjunction with The British Commission for Military History and the University of Exeter.

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Last few days to get a proposal in for this exciting conference that is to be held at The Royal Air Force Museum, London in September.

Call for Papers - A Necessary Victory? The Context and Consequences of the Battle of Britain Call for Papers A Necessary Victory? The Context and Consequences of the Battle of Britain A Conference to be held at the Royal Air Force Museum London in conjunction with the University of Exeter ...

Last week to register for the conference!

From ‘Shooting the Front’ to Combat ISTAR: The Evolution of Aerial Intelligence and Reconnaissance An International Conference held at the Royal Air Force Museum in conjunction with the Royal Air Force Centre for Air Power Studies

The page for a conference at The Royal Air Force Museum, London on reconnaissance due to be held in April. Go 'like'!

From ‘Shooting the Front’ to Combat ISTAR Conference 2015 A Conference to be held at the Royal Air Force Museum at Hendon in conjunction with the Royal Air Force Centre for Air Power Studies.

Dowding, Command Culture and the Challenge of Empowerment The question of leadership styles adopted in organisations relates to the institutions culture. This culture is shaped by the values, beliefs and assumption that underpin institutional thinking and encompasses conceptual as well as physical concerns. For the RAF this has often be shaped around three broad areas; ‘Command of the Air’ (in both conceptual and professional terms), independence and the ‘Air Force Spirit’. [ 1736 more words. ]

Call for Papers – ‘From ‘Shooting the Front’ to Combat ISTAR: The Evolution of Aerial Intelligence and Reconnaissance’ A Conference to be held at the Royal Air Force Museum in conjunction with the Royal Air Force Centre for Air Power Studies on 15-16 April 2015. Please note that the deadline for proposals for this conference is 1 December.

Call for Papers Call for Papers From ‘Shooting the Front’ to Combat ISTAR The Evolution of Aerial Intelligence and Reconnaissance A Conference to be held at the Royal Air Force Museum in conjunction with the Royal...

Call for Papers for a conference to be held at the Royal Air Force Museum at Hendon in conjunction with the Royal Air Force Centre for Air Power Studies.

Programme - New Research in Military History Conference, 22 November 2013

Programme - New Research in Military History Conference, 22 November 2013 New Research in Military History British Commission for Military History in conjunction with the School of History, University of Kent 22 November 2013 This conference, organised by the British Commission […]

Inaugural Day School at the University of Wolverhampton - 'Aspects of the History of the First World War'

Inaugural Day School at the University of Wolverhampton - 'Aspects of the History of the First... University of Wolverhampton First World War Research Group Inaugural Day School Saturday 16 November 2013 ‘Aspects of the History of the First World War’ The Council Room (MA221), 1st Floor, […]

War Studies Seminar at the University of Birmingham - Dr Jim Beach

War Studies Seminar at the University of Birmingham - Dr Jim Beach Next weeks War Studies Seminar at the Centre for War Studies, University of Birmingham is: Dr Jim Beach University of Northampton ‘Scouting for Brigands: Tank Corps Intelligence, 1916-1918′ The event […]

New Book - Changing War The British Army, the Hundred Days Campaign and The Birth of the Royal Air Force, 1918

New Book - Changing War The British Army, the Hundred Days Campaign and The Birth of the Royal... Edited by Professor Gary Sheffield and Air Commodore (ret’d) Dr Peter Gray, Changing War is an important contribution to our understanding of 1918 not just in terms of the end […]