Friends and colleagues at the Centre for the Study of Arms History (CSAH), a relatively new international organisation which is supporting academic research into arms history, reached out and asked if I could help get the word out about a pair of funded fellowships to support researchers who are just starting out. I’m definitely all for this and I know that some people who follow TAB are researchers themselves and might be interested in applying.
In this video Ashley Hlebinsky, one of the founders of the CSAH, explains the fellowships and what they offer. Head to https://www.armshistory.org/ to find out more.
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The Armourer’s Bench is a collaborative effort from Vic Tuff and Matthew Moss. We will be bringing you detailed examinations of historic small arms from around the world. We will delve into the history, use and operation of the weapons using videos, blog posts and high resolution images to tell their story.
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