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1 July 2008

Volume 26, No.2 - Jul 2008

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Artillery Ammunition expanded during the Siege of Sevastopol from Dacres Appendix
Board Game “Siege of Sevastopol” (Back Cover)
Bombardment (Naval) 17th Oct 1854 – by Lawrence W. Crider
Bossoli Paintings of Sevastopol
Bridge – Floating – Evacuation of Sevastopol – By Dave Cliff
Casualties – Artillery & Naval Brigade during the siege of Sevastopol – from Dacres Appendix
Chambers Illustrations of the War
Defence in Transition – Sevastopol – by Col. James D. Scudieri
Defences of Sevastopol – by Tony Margrave
Delafields Lithographs – colour
Evacuation of Sevastopol South Side by the Russians – by Dave Cliff
Gloucester AGM 2008 – by Major Colin Robins
History of the Crimean War Research Society – by David Cliff & Major Colin Robins
Lamb Pte James Medals – by the Editor
Letter from Sevastopol – Ian & Helen Smith
Lithographs by Col. R. Delafield – Sevastopol
Malakov McMahon Here I am & Here I Stay by Tony Margrave
Mart Twain & The Crimean War – by Bruce Smeaton
Medical Victoria Crosses at the Redan – by Pete Starling
Medical – Asst. Surgeon George Fair – by Pete Starling
Naval Bombardment of Sevastopol 17th Oct 1854 – by Lawrence W. Crider
Naval Casualties – Bombardment Sevastopol 17th Oct 1854
Panorama Museum, Sevastopol – The Editor
Quinn. L/C Thomas 47th Foot – by Glenn Fisher
Raglan Visit to his Former H.Q. in 1869 – by Major Colin Robins
Redan 8th Sept. 1854 A Signal Failure – by John Barham
Redan A Crimean Charger called -----by Michael Trevor Barnston
Redan British Assault June & Sept. 1855 by Maj. Colin Robins
Sevastopol Siege Defence – by Col. James D. Scudieri
Sevastopol – A Visit – by Dr. Douglas Austin
Sevastopol – Carlo Bossoli’s Paintings
Sevastopol Defences – by Tony Margrave
Society – Chronological History – by David Cliff & Major Colin Robins
Sylvester. Dr. H.T. at the Redan – by Pete Starling
Twain, Mark and the Crimean War – by Brice Smeaton
Victoria Crosses, Medical at the Redan – by Pete Starling
Wolseley of 90th Foot – Anecdotes by Michael Trevor Barnston

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1 April 2008

Volume 26, No.1 - Apr 2008

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Brevet (Rank) of June 1854 – by Major Colin Robins
Charteris Capt Waller – 92nd Highlanders – by Barrie Stevens
Double Rank (Brevet) of June 1854 – by Major Colin Robins
Echoes of the Crimean War – Glasgow – by Mike Hinton
Electric Telegraph – Queens Messenger – by Walter Peterson
Friendly Fire 1855 Style – by Dr. Douglas Austin
Glasgow – Echoes of the Crimean War – by Mike Hinton
Last of the Light Brigade Notes by Major Colin Robins
Losses & Numbers – Supplement – by Tony Margrave
Medal. Crimean. Queen Victoria confers her medal on the Turks – by Tony Margrave
Messinger, The Queens. Undersea Telegraph – by Walter Peterson
Morris, Lt. Col. Wm. – Last Journey – by Burnaby Portal
Naval Traditions in Sevastopol – by Yuri Kulikov
Patriotic Fund – Notes by Major Colin Robins
Poem Tennyson’s – “The Charge” – by Dr. Douglas Austin
Rug. Crimean by Bruce Smeaton
Social Life. Impact of the Crimean War on Ottoman Social Life Part II – by Candan Badem
Sutherland 93rd Highlanders – by Major Frank Clark
Telegraph Undersea – Queens Messenger – by Walter Peterson
Tent – English – Diagram & Notes
Traditions Naval in Sevastopol – by Capt. Yuri Kulikov
Wilder Anthony Pte. – by Glenn Fisher

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1 January 2008

Volume 25, No.4 - Jan 2008

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Book Reviews & Articles Vol. 25 – Alphabetical Index
Obituary: Colonel P.C. Ormrod MC
Duberly Mrs Fanny - In the Footsteps – by Henry Angier
Kars, The Campaign in the East – by Anthony Rundell
Obituary: Mark Burns
Renkioi Hospital, Troy and Cremation – by Dr. Christopher Silver
Seaforths – 72nd Foot – by Maj. Frank Clark
Smith TSM George – Whittington Cemetery – Wm. Curtis
Social Life. Impact of the Crimean War on Ottoman Social Life Part I – by Candan Badem

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1 October 2007

Volume 25, No.3 - Oct 2007

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Ahoy There – A dozen books on Crimean War at Sea – by Major Colin Robins
Alexander Thomas – Doctor in the Crimea – by Capt. Peter Starling
Amur River Landing – by Mark Conrad
Bacon, Baker & Broome – 3 Related Chargers – by Helen Warwick
Baltic Revisited – by Major Colin Robins
Burnaby Capt. Grenadier Guards – Diary Extracts
Chargers Bacon, Baker and Broome – by Helen Warwick
Doctors in the Crimea. Thomas Alexander – by Capt. Pete Starling
French Army – Organisation 1854 - 6 Pt 2 – by Tony Margrave
Humpston Robert V.C. Rifle Brigade – by Tony Higton
Measurement – Russian obsolete Units – by the Editor
Medical Dr Thomas Alexander – by Pete Starling
Organising the Armee d’Orient 1854-6 Part II – by Tony Margrave
Representative in Sevastopol – Capt. Yuri Kulikov
Russian (Obsolete) Units of Measurement – by the Editor
Sevastopol Society Representative – Capt. Yuri Kulikov
Smith TSM George – 13th Light Dragoons – by Lawrence W. Crider
South Devons – 46th Foot – by Major Frank Clark
Units of Measurement (Obsolete) by the Editor
Wood, Pte. Richard – 14th Foot – by Ian & Helen Smith

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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 July 2008

Volume 26, No.2 - Jul 2008

1 April 2008

Volume 26, No.1 - Apr 2008

1 January 2008

Volume 25, No.4 - Jan 2008

1 October 2007

Volume 25, No.3 - Oct 2007