The links below contain the material developed by students on the module IQ2/30920 The British Army’s Image in Battle, from the Crimean to the Present, during semester one of the academic year 2023-2024. We hope that you enjoy reading the students’ contributions.

The Victorian era and beyond

Poppy Gibbons

The Changing Nature of the British Cavalry 1853 – 1903

Luke Gilroy

The first media war: How the media affected the public image and reputation of the British Army during the Crimean War

The World Wars

Reuben Bond

Changing Perspectives: Public Memory and the First World War

Dylan Grant

The Anglo-American Alliance in the Second World War

The Army after 1945

Florence Arnold

Bloody Sunday: A Watershed Moment?

Josh Lowe

How did the British Army’s interventionist campaigns throughout the 1990s and early 2000s influence its public image?

The modern British Army

Alfie Boxall

The Decline in Distinctiveness of the Auxiliary Forces, and later the Territorial Army

Scarlet Porteus

How does the British army encourage engagement with young people?

Val Roland

Sexual Assault in the British Armed Forces: The Patriarchal hierarchy provides cover for sexual exploitation by Armed Force personnel.

Felix Smart

Mythos Shielding – The Special Air Service, Misconduct, and the Afghanistan Inquiry

Cynyr Smith

Has the British Army changed its attitude towards PTSD (Post Traumatic-Stress Disorder) since 1914 to present day?

Sam Streatfield

How have the roles of military animals within the British Army changed from WW1 to the war on terror and beyond?

The British Army in popular culture

Robert Weller

A comparison of the publics view of the British Army in the Crimean war period and today and how the evolution of the media has affected this