Contents Vol. XIX |
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| Defence and the new Irish state, 1919-39 | Peter Young | Page 1 |
| Mobilisation and expansion | Parsons | Page 11 |
| Mr de Valera's appreciation | page 18 | |
| The Emergency Army | Donal O'Carroll | Page 19 |
| Plans and operations | Colm Mangan | Page 47 |
| Aspects of intelligence | Eunan O'Halpin | Page 57 |
| The emergency services | Jim Dukes | Page 66 |
| Powder and ball company, L.D.F. | Page 71 | |
| Transition to Peace | James P.Coyle | Page 72 |
| The Marine Service | Daire Brunicardi | Page 77 |
| Air aspects of ther emergency | Aidan Quigley | Page 86 |
| The coastwatching service | Owen Quinn | Page 91 |
| Germany and Ireland in World War 11 | John P. Duggan | Page 93 |
| U.S - Irish relations, 1939-45 | Joseph Carroll |
Page 99 |
| Anglo-lrish diplomatic relations and World War 11 | Dermat Keogh and Aengus Dola | Page 106 |
Bending the beam': myth and reality in the bombing of Coventry , Belfast and Dublin |
Richard Hawkins | Page 131 |
| Curragh mess fare, March 1942 | Page 144 | |
| Into the Wheatfield: the Union army's Irish Brigade at Gettysburg | Kevin 0' Brien | Page 145 |
| Irish volunteers in Philadelphia | Page 160 | |
| The Thompson submachine gun in Ireland revisited | Peter Hart | Page 161 |
Irish politics and the British army list: the formation of the Irish Guards in 1900 |
Terece Denman | Page 171 |
I hear the Irish are naturally brave': dramatic portrayals of the Irish soldier in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries |
Christopher J. Wheatley | Page 187 |
| The reorganisation of the Irish militia in 1678-81: documents from Birr Castle | Rof Loeber | Page 197 |
Letters from Fontenoy |
Micheline Kerney Walsh |
Page 238 |
| Marshal Saxe | Donal 0' Carroll | Page 249 |
| An analysis of the Fitzjames Cavalry Regiment, 1737. | Eoghan O hAnnrachain | Page 253 |
| His last farthing: an old soldier's possessions, 1763 | Eoghan O hAnnrachain | page 276 |
| Irish soldiers in Barcelona , 1653-4 | Peter Pyne | Page 277 |
| Toryism in Cromwellian Ireland (1650-60) | Peter Pyne | Page 290 |
| Rapparee honour | Page 305 | |
| Fortification of Belfast | Gerald Muller and Gavin Williamson | Page 306 |
The German soldier is not tactful': Sir Roger Casement and the Irish Brigade in Germany during the First W orId War |
Andread Roth | Page 313 |
| Crimean-war guns in Ireland | N. St John Hennessy | Page 333 |