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Armies of the Greek-Turkish War

Posted by Pete Ward on 9 September 2015 09:24:04 BST In Military History, Featured
In the aftermath of World War I the Ottoman Empire paid dearly for their disastrous decision to join the Central Powers to fight against the Allies. Vast swathes of land were lost through the ensuing armistice, leaving the once great Ottoman Empire a shell of its former self...Continue Reading
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History's Lost Generals: Philip of Macedon, Part III

Posted by Mike Ramalho on 26 May 2015 12:01:00 BST In Military History, Featured
Tom Owen-Evans is back with the third and final part of his post on Philip of Macedon. This week, Philip's other strategies:Continue Reading
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History's Lost Generals: Philip of Macedon, Part II

Posted by Mike Ramalho on 20 May 2015 08:55:00 BST In Military History, Featured
Tom Owen-Evans returns with the second part of his post on Philip of Macedon. This week, Philip's use of cavalry and knowledge of Greek warfare.Continue Reading
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History's Lost Generals: Philip of Macedon, Part I

Posted by Mike Ramalho on 13 May 2015 00:00:00 BST In Military History, Featured
Every so often we unchain our editorial team from the rowing benches, allow them to stow their oars and dish out some bread and water. The more dedicated among them use this respite to write us some blog posts. So, welcome Tom Owen-Evans with the first of a three part blog on Philip II of Macedon, who has been overshadowed by his more famous son...Continue Reading
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