@RAFMhistorian@wlv_uni@RAFMUSEUM I missed the live online event, but caught the replay on Crowdcast; I really enjoyed it! It was a really interesting topic and left a lot of room for future research and discussion
After yesterday's thread showing dogs on airfields during the Second World War, here are some cats to redress the balance🐈⬛😺 🐈
Like dogs, cats offered companionship during the stress of war, but also acted as great mousers around the airfield stores.
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If our Y chromosome friends wouldn’t mind sharing… @WW2TV@militaryhistori@James1940@almurray A safe space for women in military history - both academic and not https://t.co/2niOwVndG8
Dear Microsoft Word, please invent a button to easily transfer between US and UK quotation marks so those of us who submit articles in both countries don’t have to meticulously scroll through their manuscript. Sincerely, one crossed-eyed historian
Thanks @britishscholar for the interesting panel this morning. Had a great time presenting on Interwar air power for ‘Policing’ the World: Wars on Terror, 1867-2021
Mark your calendars for these Wednesday nights for our 2022-2023 virtual reading group. Looking forward to presentations by Kristo Karvinen, Ian Bertram, Chandar Sundaram, Jonathan Epstein, @JacobStoil, @wugolini, Victoria Sotvedt, @HannahPalsa, and Stephen Bourque. Join us!
Sure, it's on the "other" world war, but congratulations to our founding co-director @RobertEngen and his co-author on their new WWI graphic history--still available for pre-order @McGillQueensUP. Great stuff, guys!
If you missed our recent free virtual lecture Katie Brown a doctoral candidate at the University of Akron, Ohio on 'Gendered Language and Great Britain’s Evolving Arguments for Strategic Bombing' you can view it now on the Museum's Crowdcast Channel at https://t.co/cJNJRKEcfU
Looking forward to hosting @klbrwn914 at 6PM (BST) for tonight's @RAFMUSEUM@AeroSociety Virtual Trenchard Lecture.
Join us for Free to discover how the arguments and language for strategic bombing evolved in Britain during the 1930s.
https://t.co/BTF2anmAuo
This Thursday we will be broadcasting a free virtual lecture at 6.00pm by Katie Brown a doctoral candidate at the University of Akron, Ohio. In it she will explore 'Gendered Language and Great Britain’s Evolving Arguments for Strategic Bombing' Book now https://t.co/cJNJRKEcfU