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History of War, 16 Juli 2026

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ArticleWel­come

The Avro Lan­caster bomber is per­haps second only to the Spit­fire as Bri­tain’s most fam­ous Second World War air­craft. With a star­ring role in Oper­a­tion Chas­tise and the sub­sequent Dam­busters film (1955), today it has pride of place in the...

Wel­come

ArticleROBERT FARLEY

Though offi­cially still at war, North and South Korea are locked in a fra­gile armistice forged after three years of attri­tional war­fare. But what if the US had retreated from the pen­in­sula? Robert dis­cusses the pos­sib­il­it­ies

ROBERT FARLEY

ArticleODD ARNE WESTAD

Odd is the Elihu Pro­fessor of His­tory and Global Affairs at Yale Uni­versity. On page 20 he dis­cusses how unpre­dict­able alli­ances and erratic lead­er­ship plunged the world into war in 1914, and why he’s con­cerned his­tory may repeat itself.

ODD ARNE WESTAD

ArticleGUY WALTERS

Guy is a best­selling author, his­tor­ian and journ­al­ist who has writ­ten and edited nine books on the Second World War. On page 48 he dis­cusses his latest book Steal­ing Hitler’s Rock­ets, on the dar­ing Oper­a­tion Most III.

GUY WALTERS

ArticleRISE OF AN ICON LANCASTER

Mar­shal of the Royal Air Force Sir Arthur Ted­der called the Avro Lan­caster the “after­thought that became one of the most suc­cess­ful and effect­ive bombers of the war”. In terms of Brit­ish air­craft, if any­thing Ted­der under­sells the...

RISE OF AN ICON LANCASTER

ArticleTANK SPOTTERS WANTED!

Sev­eral of our eagle-eyed read­ers noticed something a little strange about the ‘Pan­zer’ fea­tured in issue 160’s Q&A on Heinz Guderian. A little closer inspec­tion reveals this was in fact a clev­erly dis­guised post­war Pat­ton! Big thanks to those...

TANK SPOTTERS WANTED!