Before the Tercios — The Great Captain and the Transformation of the Hispanic Army

The Archipelago in Arms: Spanish Garrisons and the Philippine Revolution

Almogavars Without the Legend. Light Infantry, Mercenaries, and Mediterranean Survival

The Battle Nobody Had Foreseen. Chance, Climate, Commercial Technology, and Serendipity in Modern Warfare

Barbarossa Needed More Trucks. Distance, Railways, and Logistics in the Invasion of the USSR

The Cannon Before Industry: Gribeauval and the Standardization of European Artillery

The Public Battlefield: Commercial Satellites, Social Media, and OSINT in Contemporary War

Blas de Lezo Without a Statue: An Admiral Between Experience, Administration, and Myth

Breitenfeld: The Field That Opened Germany. Swedes, Saxons, and Imperialists in 1631

Spain's Sky Changed Scale. Foreign Aviation and Learning During the Civil War

Hunting the Submarine. Escorts, Radar, and Teamwork in the Battle of the Atlantic

Five Minutes Over Midway — Intelligence, Chance, and Decisions in the Pacific

Cartagena Does Not Surrender — Engineering, Disease, and Logistics in 1741

The Chola Cross the Sea — Naval Power and Expedition in the Medieval Indian Ocean

Wings Over the Steppe: Polish Hussars, the Charge, and the Myth

Arquebuses in the Rain — Nagashino and the Manufacturing of a Tactical Revolution

Annual: The Front That Vanished. Command, Positions, and Collapse in the Rif

Cannons Before Sarajevo. The Balkan Wars as a Laboratory for 1914

Horses Beyond the Wall: Han, Xiongnu, and the Strategic Problem of the Steppe

Wings Over the Rif: Aviation, Reconnaissance, and Spanish Colonial Warfare