Military Times

Military Times
This article is about the British magazine. For the Army Times, see Army Times Publishing Company.
Military Times
Editor Neil Faulkner
Categories Military History
Frequency Monthly
Publisher Current Publishing
First issue October 2010
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Website http://www.military-times.co.uk

Military Times is a monthly military history magazine, published by Current Publishing and the Chelsea Magazine Company.
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Contents

Overview

Military Times is edited by Dr Neil Faulkner, with George Clode, and published by Luke Bilton. The magazine covers all aspects of military history, from battles of the ancient world, up to more recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Faulkner, who has recently written on Lawrence of Arabia for The Independent, is co-director of the Great Arab Revolt Project.[1]

Regular features in the magazine include soldier and regiment profiles, articles on battlefields, museums and weaponry, and reviews of the latest books, films and DVDs. According to Your Family Tree, it is 'jam-packed with interesting articles on historic battles and machinery of the warfare.'[2] The magazine is aimed towards all enthusiasts of military history, including re-enactors, amateur historians, genealogists, current and ex-servicemen and women, aviation fanatics, and gamers.

In 2010, the magazine teamed up with Intel to celebrate the release of Sid Meier’s Civilization V battle strategy game for the PC, with a ‘Greatest Leaders of All Time’ feature.

Experts writing for the magazine have included Sean Rayment, the Defence correspondent of The Sunday Times, former SAS soldier Bob Shepherd, and military archaeologist, Keith Robinson.

As announced by In Publishing in August 2010, the first issue was published in October 2010 to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.[3] Of the introductory edition, The Army Rumour Service noted that the 'writers have not been afraid to look at affairs which have long been familiar to all to look at them without prejudice and draw conclusions that go against what has become accepted.'[4]

The author of the ARRSE review above subsequently wished to withdraw his positive review following the publication of an opinion piece by army deserter Joe Glenton..'[5]

Publishers

Military Times is a joint venture between Current Publishing and the Chelsea Magazine Company, both based in London. Current Publishing have established themselves as the leading UK archaeology publisher, producing both Current Archaeology (since 1967) and Current World Archaeology. Chelsea Magazine Company produce several noted lifestyle and consumer magazines, including First Eleven, Britain (the official magazine of Visit Britain), Cruise International and Artists & Illustrators.

Issues

  • Issue 1, October 2010: 'Dowding and Park:air war's greatest commanders?'; 'Battle of Britain Day'; 'The Mudowwara Raid, 16–19 September 1917'; 'Admiral George Rodney: tactical pioneer'; 'Why did Boudica lose?'
  • Issue 2, November 2010: 'The Battle for Basra'; 'The Blitz: The Battle of London'; 'Guy Fawkes: The Jacobean War on Terror'; 'The Zeppelins of WWI'
  • Issue 3, December 2010: 'The First Day of the Somme'; 'Death in the Trenches'; 'Taranto'; 'Marathon'; 'Afghan War: The Second Invasion'
  • Issue 4, January 2011: 'Wellington versus Napoleon'; 'The Malayan Emergency'; 'AD 410: The Collapse of Rome'; 'Sniper: Vassili Zaitsev'
  • Issue 5, February 2011: 'Rommel's Stormtroopers at the Battle of Caporetto'; 'The end of the Feudal Knight'; 'Desert triumph over Mussolini'

References

  1. ^ The Independent, http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/guerrilla-of-arabia-how-one-of-britains-most-brilliant-military-tacticians-created-the-talibans-battle-strategy-2081555.html
  2. ^ Your Family Tree, http://www.yourfamilytreemag.co.uk/2010/09/03/military-times-magazine/
  3. ^ In Publishing, http://www.inpublishing.co.uk/news/articles/military_times_launch.aspx
  4. ^ The Army Rumour Service, http://www.arrse.co.uk/content/242-review-magazine-military-times.html
  5. ^ The Army Rumour Service, http://www.arrse.co.uk/intelligence-cell/164428-military-times-joe-deserter-glenton-3.html

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