Recent Journal Articles

The bibliography is compiled by the systematic search of approximately four hundred periodicals, a check of several general journal bibliographies, and the welcomed contribution of interested subscribers. Many times older citations will be included simply because the compiler had not come across them earlier or, more frequently, because the periodicals are behind publication schedule. Those wishing to be assured of having their articles listed in this section are urged to notify the compiler. References should include the following: author(s), full title (including subtitle), name of periodical, volume number, issue date, and pagination. Address all contributions to Wendy Swik, Military Affairs Librarian, U.S.M.A. Library, West Point, NY 10996–1799.

General Military Affairs

Ben-Ari, Eyal. “Epilogue: a ‘good’ military death.” Armed Forces & Society 31 (Summer 2005): 651–664.

Bickerton, Ian J. and Kenneth J. Hagan. “The US and the unintended consequences of war.” History Today 58 (January 2008): 14–21.

Gallagher, Peter J. “The L60 Bofors.” Journal of the Royal Artillery 135 (Spring 2008): 33–37.

Samet, Elizabeth D. “Leaving no warriors behind: the ancient roots of a modern sensibility.” Armed Forces & Society 31 (Summer 2005): 623–649.

Seelinger, Matthew J. “M113 Armored Personnel Carrier.” On Point: Journal of Army History13 (Winter 2007–2008): 16–19.

Thomas, Timothy L. “The Chinese Military’s strategic mind-set.” Military Review 87 (November-December 2007): 47–55.

Williams, Nathan James Frank. “Citizen Armies: the locomotive of liberal democracy.” Sabretache: The Journal and Proceedings of the Military Historical Society of Australia 49 (March 2008): 31–36.

Ancient and Medieval Warfare

Bolich, Gregory G. “Terrorism in the Ancient Roman World.” MHQ: Quarterly Journal of Military History 18 (Spring 2006): 52–59.

Frye, David G. “Rome’s Barbarian Mercenaries.” MHQ: Quarterly Journal of Military History 19 (Spring 2007): 68–75.

Hamel, Debra. “Fate of the Conquered.” MHQ: Quarterly Journal of Military History 17 (Spring 2005): 6–13 [Peloponnesian War].

Meistrich, Ira. “War’s cradle.” MHQ: Quarterly Journal of Military History 17 (Spring 2005): 82–93.

1500–1815 Military Affairs

Braisted, Todd W. “Detained a prisoner…and the released: the Revolutionary War adventures of Nathan Pushee.” Military Collector & Historian 59 (Winter 2007): 261–265.

Cairns, Robert. “History of the 8th Pennsylvania Regiment 1776–1783.” Military Collector & Historian 59 (Winter 2007): 248–260.

Chartrand, René. “Notes on the Chasseurs-Volontaires of Saint-Domingue, 1779–1780.” Military Collector & Historian 59 (Winter 2007): 296–298.

Davidson, William Evans. “Disapprobation: Congress’s own regiment and General Washington’s Life Guards.” Military Collector & Historian 59 (Winter 2007): 321–324.

Gooding, S. James. “A note on screwless flintlocks for the ordnance, 1780–1790: Jonathan Hennem, Henry Nock and a Prussian design.” Journal of the Arms & Armour Society 19 (March 2008): 140–152.

Rittgers, Sarah J. “Sword presented by Congress to Col. Return Jonathan Meigs.” Military Collector & Historian 59 (Winter 2007): 243–245.

1816–1869 Military Affairs

Bolte, Philip L. “Pennsylvania’s young hero: Galusha Pennypacker.” Journal of America’s Military Past 33 (Spring/Summer 2007): 64–75.

Candy, Philip C. “Charles Candy: a life of dedicated service.” Gettysburg Magazine (July 2007): 103–108.

Clifford, James. “Christian Fleetwood.” On Point: Journal of Army History 13 (Winter 2007–2008): 21–24.

Cunningham, Roger D. “The Regiment of Voltigeurs and Foot Riflemen.” On Point: Journal of Army History 13 (Winter 2007–2008): 29–31.

De Quesada, Alejandro. “Uruguay and the War with Paraguay, 1865–1870.” Military Collector & Historian 59 (Winter 2007): 277–295.

Felton, Silas. “In their words: dreaming on the Conestoga.” Gettysburg Magazine (July 2007): 83–102.

Feng, Patrick. “Fort Ward.” On Point: Journal of Army History 13 (Winter 2007–2008): 25–28.

Fix, Derek R. “‘The Institute will be heard from today’: the Virginia Military Institute in the Civil War.” Journal of America’s Military Past 33 (Spring/Summer 2007): 51–63.

Grandchamp, Robert. “‘Our regiment has just been cleaned up’: the 1st Rhode Island Cavalry at Middleburg.” Gettysburg Magazine (July 2007): 7–15.

Knetsch, Joe and Sarah P. Ward. “Fort Hamer on the Manatee River: Florida’s reusable fort.” Journal of America’s Military Past 33 (Spring/ Summer 2007): 5–22.

Mingus, Scott L., Sr. “Jubal Early takes York.” Gettysburg...