Learning and Innovation in the Eighteenth Century British Army

by DR HUW J. DAVIES Hidden away in a tiny archive in Connecticut, I found, to my surprise, a diary of a Grand Tour of Europe conducted in the 1770s. I might not have looked at it, had the catalogue not specified its author as a cavalry Captain in the British Army. With nothing left… Read More Learning and Innovation in the Eighteenth Century British Army

November 25, 2014May 8, 2018 huwjdavies6 Comments

Op REFLECT: What Can We Learn From the First World War?

by DR ROBERT T. FOLEY Over the past year or so, I have been involved with the British army’s Operation REFLECT. This operation has been designed to mark the centenary of the First World War and the British army’s participation in this conflict. Much of this operation has focused around the traditional methods of remembrance… Read More Op REFLECT: What Can We Learn From the First World War?

November 10, 2014May 8, 2018 Robert T. Foley10 Comments

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Learning and Innovation in the Eighteenth Century British Army

Op REFLECT: What Can We Learn From the First World War?