Training Camp Photo Album from 1943
If you think you can help us find out more about Major Owen Price and his photo album, please reach out to us on [email protected].
1913 Camberley Staff College: The Exam that Shaped WWI Officers
Explore the 1913 Camberley Staff College examination report, offering a unique look at the training and challenges faced by future World War I officers. This historical document reveals the academic and practical skills tested, providing crucial insight into the lives of those who would soon serve in the Great War. If you think you can help us find out more about any of the students from Camberley, please reach out to us on [email protected].
A "Vial of Veal" : A Glimpse into 19th-Century Food Preservation
Discover the fascinating story of a vial of veal from 1824, preserved for over a century! We explore a remarkable historical finding from Parry's expedition to the Northwest, where a tin of veal was found to be edible 114 years later. Learn more about this amazing piece of history and see the actual vials for yourself by visiting our library to delve into the historical context behind this remarkable find.
The HMS Glory Diary: Russia, The 1918 Flu, and Rare War Photographs
This holograph diary, kept by Staff Sergeant Saunders aboard HMS Glory during the Allied intervention in Russia, offers a unique blend of daily life and world-changing events. The diary is accompanied by original photographs from the HMS Glory trip, bringing Staff Sergeant Saunders and his journey vividly to life.
Wings On Her Shoulders: The Women's Auxiliary Air Force During WWII
An Artillery Officer in the First World War: Colonel R. Macleod
RUSI Librarian Amanda Sheppard talks about one of her favourite items in the RUSI Library: a diary written by artillery officer Colonel R. Macleod, who was on the front from 1914 - 1918.