The War Correspondent Index: 2005

1 October 2005

Volume 23, No.3 - Oct 2005

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Angel Nurses of the Crimea – by Prof. Richard Huntsman
Army Records Society – by Major Colin Robins
Bedwell – Edward RN – Obit. – by Brian Sutcliffe
Brommell Sgt. Wm. 46th Foot – Medals by Michael Hargrave Mawson
Communications with the Crimea (cont.) – by Bill Curtis
Communications with the Crimea in 1854- by David Kelsey
Firearms – Rifle Development up to Crimean War Pt. 3 – Patrick Mercer
Higginson Sir George W.A. – Grenadier Guards – by Mike Hinton
Howes Henry Scots. Fus. Guards – by Henry Angier
Malone Edward 5th Dgn. Guards – by Ian and Helen Smith
Mark Twain and the Crimean War – Internet
Nurses Russian Angels – by Prof. Richard Huntsman
Remarkable for Zeal & Gallantry – by Michael Hargrave Mawson
Sevastopol – The Fall – by Dr. Douglas Austin
Sevastopol Bombardment –Stothert Letters by John Rawlinson
Stothart Letters re: Bombardment of Sevastopol – by John Rawlinson
Turkish Contingent , Sir Robert J.H. Vivian – by Bill Curtis
Vivien, Sir Robert J.H. Comm. Turkish Contingent – by Bill Curtis

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1 July 2005

Volume 23, No.2 - Jul 2005

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Artillery – Gen. Sir H. Douglas – Naval Gunnery – by Bill Curtis
Austrian Corps – level order of battle
Bells of Sevastopol – Ken Horton
Charge of the Light Brigade - Timetable of the Battle – by Keith Gooding
Charger Major Govone – Sardinian Army – by Douglas Austin
Charger Riddle – by four members of the Society
Commissariat – Ranks – by Megan Stevens
Douglas Gen. Sir Howard – Naval Gunnery by Bill Curtis
Father & Son in the Crimea – by Gareth Brown
Firearms – Rifle Development up to Crimean War Pt. 2 – Patrick Mercer
Ghosts – Crimean in Haslemere – by James Mackie
Illustrated London News – Internet Link to 1855 issue
Kars – Fortress – Lt. C Teesdale – by Robin Smith
Lefevre George Shaw Crimean Photographer – by B.A. & H.K. Henisch
Lewis Russian Prisoners – by Ken Horton & Mick Yarrow
Medals – Kars – by Robin Smith
Medical. Treatment of Diarrhoea in the Crimea – by Tim Bender
Photographer George Shaw-Lefevre – by B..A. & H.K. Henisch
Prisoners, Russian A Visit at Lewes- Mick Yarrow
Prisoners, Russian at Lewes plus picture – by the Editor
Prisoners, Russian at Lewes, Sussex – Ken Horton
Ranks in the Commissariat by Megan Stevens
Rooke family – A Cloud and Silver Lining – by Mike Hinton
Russian Forces. Their State in the Crimean War by Mark Conrad pt 1
Sardinian Charger Maj. Gavone – by Dr Douglas Austin
Skinner. Alfred Grenadier Guards – His Death – by David Paine
Survivors. The Last - by Tom Muir
Trade Tokens – by Bill Curtis
Unfortunate incident in the Trenches – by Major Colin Robins

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1 April 2005

Volume 23, No.1 - Apr 2005

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Artillery. Russian Field – by Capt. Yuri Kulikov, Mark Conrad and Major Colin Robins
Brothel or Bad House in the Crimea – by Tony Lucking
Cartes-de-Visite: Photographic Portrait Isaac Newton Thomas Saulez R.N. – Tom Muir
Curtis Frank – 46th Foot His Death – by John Bilcliffe
Firearms – Rifle Development up to Crimean War Pt. 1 – Patrick Mercer
French Army, Research Crimea Era – by Tony Margrave
Inkerman – P Fielding Coldstream Letter re Inkerman – by David Paine
Istomin Admiral His Quarters in Sevastopol – by Ken Horton
Mines Merlin & Firefly – Picture of Striking Mines
Mines Those Infernal Machines – by Alexi Sitnik
Nakhimov Admiral . His Quarters in Sevastopol- by Ken Horton
Nurse Russian Experience – by Helen Rappaport
Orphans. Victoria Patriotic Building – snippet by Tony James
Osten-saken Adj. Gen. – His Quarters in Sevastopol – by Ken Horton
Prisoners housed in Imp. Moscow University – by Mark Conrad
Raglan His Will and more – by Tony Margrave
Regiment Destroyed – 46th Foot – by Henrik Salminen
Russian Nurses experience – by Helen Rappoport
Tuck Matthew – Grenadier Guards – by David Paine
Victoria Patriotic Building – Snippet by Tony James
Will – Lord Raglan’s estate – by Mike Hinton & Tony Margrave pt 2

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1 January 2005

Volume 22, No.4 - Jan 2005

American Vol: Doctor & Surgeons in the Russian Army – Peter Harrington & Helen Rappaport
Austrians in the Crimean War – by Mark Conrad
Balaklava Day 2004 Last Word by Richard Rutherford Moore
Balaklava Day Event at NAM – by Lee Abbott
Commemorative Service at Balaklava – by Mark Davidson
Crimea Tours: Alma Tour and More – by Brian Buckley
Crimea Tours: Commemorative Service at Balaklava – by Mark Davidson
Crimea Tours: 150th Anniversary Tour by Maj. Colin Robins
Crimea Tours: Balaklava Day 2004 – Last Word – by Richard Rutherford-Moore
Crimea Tours: British Council Exhibition, Sevastopol Capt. Yuri Kulikov
Crimea Tours: Crimea Visit with 93rd Foot – by James Mackie
Dickson Col. Collingwood V.C. RA – by Burnaby Portal
Gordon Wm. of Gordon Battery – Snippet – by Tony James
Graham..Lieut V.C. Royal Engineers – Letters – David Cliff
James Edward Renovard R.E. Snippet – by Tony James
Obituary: John Wright
Kalamata Bay – Transfer of Armies – by Tony Margrave
Kornilov Admiral V.A. – Sevastopol – by Ken Horton
Landing at Kalamita Bay – by Tony Margrave
Mary Seacole – Study Day – by Tony Lucking
Memorials New in the Crimea – by Col. :Peter Knox
Merchant Vessel in Action – by Tony Margrave
Mistakes Common Mistakes – by Major Colin Robins
Naval Journal – Crimean War – by Peter Harrington
Nightingales in Derbyshire – by David Cliff
Parks Samuel V.C. Remembered by David Cliff
Percy. The Hon. Henry Grenadier Guards Pt III by His Grace the Duke of Northumberland
Obituary: Ronald Charles Abbott

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Table of War Correspondent Availability & Prices

INDEX	From Vol. 1 (April 1983) to Vol. 31		Price per Issue	Price per Volume
Volumes 1 & 2	1983 & 1984/5	Only available together as a compilation. Volume 1 is 21 pages and Volume 2 is 72, making a total of 93.	n/a	print: £9.00 pdf download: £6.00
Vol. 3	1985/6	108pp in 4 issues, but it is only available as the complete volume.	n/a	print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00
Vol. 4	1986/7	112pp in 4 issues, but it is only available as the complete volume.	n/a	print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00
Vol. 5	1987/8	128pp in 4 issues, but it is only available as the complete volume.	n/a	print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00
Vol. 7	1989/90	128pp in 4 issues. Only available as the complete volume.	n/a	print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00
Vol. 8	1990/1	116pp in 4 issues. Only available as the complete volume.	n/a	print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00
Vol. 9	1991/2	No.1 Apr 91 74pp No.2 Jul 91 30pp No.3 Oct 91 34pp No.4 Jan 92 28pp	£6.50¦5.50pdf £4.50¦3.50pdf £4.50¦3.50pdf £4.50¦3.50pdf	n/a
Vol. 10	1992/3	132pp in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 11	1993/4	132pp in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 12	1994/5	132pp in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 13	1995/6	160pp in 4 issues	£3.50	£12.00
Vol. 14	1996/7	190pp in 4 issues	£3.50	£12.00
Vol. 15	1997/8	200pp in 4 issues	£3.50	£12.00
Vol. 16	1998/9	200pp in 4 issues	£3.50	£12.00
Vol. 17	1999/00	208pp in 4 issues	£3.75	£13.00
Vol. 18	2000/1	208pp in 4 issues	£3.75	£13.00
Vol. 19	2001/2	216pp in 4 issues	£3.75	£13.00
Vol. 20	2002/3	216pp in 4 issues	£3.75	£13.00
Vol. 21	2003/4	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf	print: £14.00 pdf d/load: £9.00
Vol. 22	2004/5	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£3.75 £3.75 £3.75 £3.75	£14.00
Vol. 23	2005/6	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf	print: £14.00 pdf d/load: £9.00
Vol. 24	2006/7	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf	print: £14.00 pdf d/load: £9.00
Vol. 25	2007/8	No.1 Special No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£7.50¦6.50pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf	print: £19.50 pdf d/load: £13.00
Vol. 26	2008/9	No.1 Std. No.2 Special No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£5.00¦4.75pdf £7.50¦6.50pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf	print: £19.50 pdf d/load: £13.00
Vol. 27	2009/10	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf	print: £16.50 pdf d/load: £10.00
Vol. 28	2010/11	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£5.00 £5.00 £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf
Vol. 29	2011/12	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£5.00 £5.00 £5.00 £5.00
Vol. 30	2012/13	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£5.00 £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00 £5.00
Vol. 31	2013/14	No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std.	£5.00 £5.00 £5.00 £5.00

1983	David Cliff
1984-1994	Rod Robinson
1994-2005	Major Colin Robins
2005-2011	Lawrence W. Crider
2011-2014	Matthew J. Pizzo
2014-	Lawrence W. Crider

1 October 2005

Volume 23, No.3 - Oct 2005

1 July 2005

Volume 23, No.2 - Jul 2005

1 April 2005

Volume 23, No.1 - Apr 2005

1 January 2005

Volume 22, No.4 - Jan 2005