DAVID A. CHARTERS is Director of the Centre for Conflict Studies, University of New Brunswick.MARC MILNER is Associate Professor of History and Director of the Military and Strategic Programme at the University of New Brunswick.J. BRENT WILSON is Senior Researcher at the Centre for Conflict Studies, University of New Brunswick.

• Foreword by the Honourable Anne N. Foreman Introduction Military History: The State of the Field American Military History: Clio and Mars as "Pards" by Allan R. Millett The Development of British Military Historical Writing from the Eighteenth Century to the Present by Tim Travers "Naked Truths for the Asking": Twentieth Century Military Historians and the Battlefield Narrative by Donald E. Graves The Soldier and the Battle by Bill McAndrew Naval History: The State of the Art by W.A.B. Douglas Air War History: The State of the Art by Robin Higham Intelligence and Military History: A British Perspective by Keith Jeffrey Low Intensity Conflict: Its Place in the Study of War by Ian Beckett The New Military History: Its Practitioners and Their Practices by Don Higginbotham Military History and the Military Profession Stress Lines and Grey Areas: The Utility of the Historical Method to the Military Profession by Dominick Graham History as Institutional Memory: The Experience of the United States Air Force by Richard H. Kohn The Search for Principles and Naval Strategy by Donald M. Schurman The Utility of History to Modern Navies by Eric Grove Military History in the Federal German Republic and the "Bundeswehr" by Roland G. Foerster The Napoleonic Paradigm: The Myth of the Offensive in Soviet and Western Military Thought by David R. Jones

DAVID A. CHARTERS is Director of the Centre for Conflict Studies, University of New Brunswick.MARC MILNER is Associate Professor of History and Director of the Military and Strategic Programme at the University of New Brunswick.J. BRENT WILSON is Senior Researcher at the Centre for Conflict Studies, University of New Brunswick.

• Foreword by the Honourable Anne N. Foreman Introduction Military History: The State of the Field American Military History: Clio and Mars as "Pards" by Allan R. Millett The Development of British Military Historical Writing from the Eighteenth Century to the Present by Tim Travers "Naked Truths for the Asking": Twentieth Century Military Historians and the Battlefield Narrative by Donald E. Graves The Soldier and the Battle by Bill McAndrew Naval History: The State of the Art by W.A.B. Douglas Air War History: The State of the Art by Robin Higham Intelligence and Military History: A British Perspective by Keith Jeffrey Low Intensity Conflict: Its Place in the Study of War by Ian Beckett The New Military History: Its Practitioners and Their Practices by Don Higginbotham Military History and the Military Profession Stress Lines and Grey Areas: The Utility of the Historical Method to the Military Profession by Dominick Graham History as Institutional Memory: The Experience of the United States Air Force by Richard H. Kohn The Search for Principles and Naval Strategy by Donald M. Schurman The Utility of History to Modern Navies by Eric Grove Military History in the Federal German Republic and the "Bundeswehr" by Roland G. Foerster The Napoleonic Paradigm: The Myth of the Offensive in Soviet and Western Military Thought by David R. Jones

DAVID A. CHARTERS is Director of the Centre for Conflict Studies, University of New Brunswick.MARC MILNER is Associate Professor of History and Director of the Military and Strategic Programme at the University of New Brunswick.J. BRENT WILSON is Senior Researcher at the Centre for Conflict Studies, University of New Brunswick.

• Foreword by the Honourable Anne N. Foreman Introduction Military History: The State of the Field American Military History: Clio and Mars as "Pards" by Allan R. Millett The Development of British Military Historical Writing from the Eighteenth Century to the Present by Tim Travers "Naked Truths for the Asking": Twentieth Century Military Historians and the Battlefield Narrative by Donald E. Graves The Soldier and the Battle by Bill McAndrew Naval History: The State of the Art by W.A.B. Douglas Air War History: The State of the Art by Robin Higham Intelligence and Military History: A British Perspective by Keith Jeffrey Low Intensity Conflict: Its Place in the Study of War by Ian Beckett The New Military History: Its Practitioners and Their Practices by Don Higginbotham Military History and the Military Profession Stress Lines and Grey Areas: The Utility of the Historical Method to the Military Profession by Dominick Graham History as Institutional Memory: The Experience of the United States Air Force by Richard H. Kohn The Search for Principles and Naval Strategy by Donald M. Schurman The Utility of History to Modern Navies by Eric Grove Military History in the Federal German Republic and the "Bundeswehr" by Roland G. Foerster The Napoleonic Paradigm: The Myth of the Offensive in Soviet and Western Military Thought by David R. Jones