Volume 14 No.1

A Survey of Russian Trophy Guns. p.6
The Making of the Film "The Charge of the Light Brigade”. p.8
Following the Drum, Recreating a Crimean Uniform. p.12
Small Arms Part 5. The Minié Rifled Musket. p.16
The Cemetery on Cathcart's Hill. p.18
The Heavy Cavalry Brigade. p.24
An Assessment of the Artillery Bombardment of Sevastopol. p.27
The Hangö Massacre. p.30
Double Rank in the Guards. p.32
A British Gun in Odessa, Photograph. p.33
The Pakenham Letters Part 11, The End. p.34
The Pakenham Five. An earlier query unravelled. p.37

Volume 13, No.4

Balaklava Church. p.6
Medals of the Crimean War Part I, British Medals. p.8
Surviving British Memorials Part 4. p.9
Holts Tour 1994. p.13
A Balaklava Nurse. p.15
A Tale of Two Pictures. p.18
The Mystery of the 4th Division continues. p.22
Russia’s Infernal Machine. p.27
Small Arms Part 4. Russia. p.31
The Fanshawe Letters Part 4, Life in the Trenches. p.32
The Pakenham Letters Part 10. p.36

Volume 13, No.3

Pennington’s Account of the Charge. p.5
Cornet Wombwell’s Account of the Charge. p.8
Todleben’s Account of the Battle. p.10
The Story of the Heavy Brigade. p.14
Lieutenant Dunn V.C. p.18
Did Cornet Yates charge? p.20
A Mystery Picture of the Charge. p.22
Balaklava, an Alternative Account. p.24
Small Arms Part 3: Russian. p.29
The Light Cavalry Brigade. Who was Where. p.30
Another Balaklava Charger without a Medal. p.33
Balaklava and the Navy's Involvement. p.34
Butchers Jack’s Own Story. p.36
Balaklava Town. The Railway and Wharves. p.41

Volume 13, No.2

Naval Operations in the Far East. p.7
Fanshawe Letters Part III Life in the Trenches. p.10
The Surviving British memorials Part 3. p.14
John Taylor V.C. p.15
Cathcart’s Counter Attack at Inkerman. p.16
The 17th Lancers at Alma. p.22
Infantry Shoulder Arms Part II, France Fusil d’infanterie 1842. p.23
Wargaming, Pas Pour les Enfants. p.24
Notes on Mining. p.25
Romanization of Crimean Names. p.28
Waterproofing the troops. p.30
Pakenham letters Part 9. p.31