Investigations of a Dog

The Military History Carnival has a new home at Cliopatria thanks to David Silbey. The new edition is now up, and future editions will take place every three months. You can find details of past and future editions on the  blog carnival index page, and submit posts using the new submission form.

• The latest Military History Carnival is up at Wig-Wags.
• The Institute of Historical Research is carrying out a survey to find out what people think about the possibility of podcasting/vidcasting research seminars. Go and tell them what you think. Their digital seminars project also has its own blog.
• Ross Mahoney linked to a UK National Archives project which involves post blogging the Second World War on Twitter using cabinet papers: @ukwarcabinet
• Meanwhile, the National Archives wiki Your Archives is starting a project to  create a glossary of historical terms. See the current list of wanted terms, sign up and add what you know.

The 23rd Military History Carnival is now up at Edge of the American West.

The February edition of the Military History Carnival is now up at Airminded. If you’d like to host a future edition, please contact the Battlefield Biker.

The March edition of the Military History Carnival is now up at the American Presidents Blog. Also the carnival has a  new submission form, so don’t use the old one.