These are what I consider to be the least worst posts on Airminded. There aren't as many as might appear from first glance, as nearly all are listed under more than one category.
1900s
- Counter-revolution from above
- Comparing Hendon
- Not quite a trove
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- III
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- The Boer War in airpower history
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- IV
- Post-blogging the 1909 scareships: thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging the 1909 scareships
- Total war and total peace
- The Struggle for Empire
- Facing Armageddon
- Mowing devils, old hags, and phantom airships
- Concrete memory
- The Scareship Age
- The airminded Mr. Kipling
1910s
- Counter-revolution from above
- Comparing Hendon
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- The dragon will always get through -- III
- The dragon will always get through -- II
- The dragon will always get through -- I
- Not quite a trove
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- III
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- II
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- I
- Libya's century as a target
- London 1914-17 and London 1917-18
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- Light and sound
- Mates
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- IV
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- III
- The Riddle of the Wooden Bombs
- The death ray men
- Facing Armageddon
- Mowing devils, old hags, and phantom airships
- The widening margin
- The Afghan air menace
- Counting corpses
- The Sheerness Incident
- War games
- Concrete memory
- The Scareship Age
- Interwar use of chemical weapons
- At Mouquet Farm
- Speed 2, the need for more
- Anti-Semitism in British airpower literature
- (Nearly) a century of circles
- The airminded Mr. Kipling
- Jet aircraft of the Belle Époque
1920s
- Counter-revolution from above
- Comparing Hendon
- Positive and negative airmindedness
- Ending Hendon -- IV: 1929-1931
- Ending Hendon -- III: 1926-1928
- Ending Hendon -- II: 1923-1925
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- The dragon will always get through -- III
- The dragon will always get through -- II
- Not quite a trove
- Libya's century as a target
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- Light and sound
- To-day and to-morrow
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- IV
- The death ray men
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
- Facing Armageddon
- The widening margin
- Who was Neon?
- The Afghan air menace
- War games
- Concrete memory
- Me on Orac on Dawkins on Harris
- Air control in pictures
- Interwar use of chemical weapons
- The shadow of the airliner
- At Mouquet Farm
- Speed 2, the need for more
- Anti-Semitism in British airpower literature
1930s
- Counter-revolution from above
- Comparing Hendon
- Ending Hendon -- VI: 1935-1937
- Ending Hendon -- V: 1932-1934
- Ending Hendon -- IV: 1929-1931
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- The dragon will always get through -- IV
- The dragon will always get through -- III
- The dragon will always get through -- I
- Not quite a trove
- World War II Plans That Never Happened
- The Emperor's Viceroy
- Libya's century as a target
- The National Government and the air
- The medium and the engineer
- The Battle of Britain and The Blitz
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- A Dominion of the air
- Bomber County
- Light and sound
- The far right and the air
- Australia forgets
- To-day and to-morrow
- In the next war
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- IV
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- II
- The non-atrocity of Getafe
- The fire in Llŷn
- Total war and total peace
- The death ray men
- Post-blogging the Sudeten crisis: thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging the Sudeten crisis
- Architects of preservation
- Facing Armageddon
- The widening margin
- The expected holocaust
- Who was Neon?
- The Afghan air menace
- The bomber will always get through
- War games
- From knock-out blow to blitzkrieg
- From blitzkrieg to blitz
- Guernica -- IV
- Guernica -- III
- Guernica -- II
- Guernica -- I
- The bombing teacher
- Concrete memory
- The greatest air service in the world
- Spain and the aeroplane
- Me on Orac on Dawkins on Harris
- Pick a date, any date
- Interwar use of chemical weapons
- The shadow of the airliner
- Speed 2, the need for more
- Anti-Semitism in British airpower literature
- (Nearly) a century of circles
- The airminded Mr. Kipling
1940s
- As it was
- Remembering the Pacific War at Monash
- Abolishing the Taboo
- The dragon will always get through -- IV
- On 'the Few'
- Spiritual air defence
- Not quite a trove
- World War II Plans That Never Happened
- Post-blogging 1940: final thoughts and conclusions
- New light on the Battle of Los Angeles
- Libya's century as a target
- The National Government and the air
- The medium and the engineer
- Bomber Harris, bomber sceptic
- The road to Mattoon
- The Battle of Britain and The Blitz
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- The limits of play
- A Dominion of the air
- Bomber County
- Post-blogging 1940: preliminary thoughts and conclusions
- Mates
- Post-blogging 1940: introduction
- Australia forgets
- The wind vs. the whirlwind
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- IV
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- I
- The Riddle of the Wooden Bombs
- For it is the doom of men that they forget
- Facing Armageddon
- The widening margin
- The expected holocaust
- From knock-out blow to blitzkrieg
- From blitzkrieg to blitz
- The Fire
- Concrete memory
- Me on Orac on Dawkins on Harris
- Pick a date, any date
- Battle of Britain and the Battle of Britain
- Trouble at Millwall
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- III
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- II
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- I
- Speed 2, the need for more
- Levity through airpower
After 1950
- As it was
- Remembering the Pacific War at Monash
- Abolishing the Taboo
- Spiritual air defence
- Libya's century as a target
- The medium and the engineer
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- The Boer War in airpower history
- Total war and total peace
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
- War games
- The movie that time forgot
- Guernica -- III
- Concrete memory
- Battle of Britain and the Battle of Britain
- At Mouquet Farm
- (Nearly) a century of circles
Air control
- Counter-revolution from above
- Comparing Hendon
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- Libya's century as a target
- The Afghan air menace
- Me on Orac on Dawkins on Harris
- Air control in pictures
- Interwar use of chemical weapons
Air defence
- Comparing Hendon
- The dragon will always get through -- III
- Spiritual air defence
- New light on the Battle of Los Angeles
- Light and sound
- To-day and to-morrow
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- IV
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- II
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- I
- The death ray men
- Facing Armageddon
- The widening margin
- The bomber will always get through
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- I
Aircraft
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- I
- The Emperor's Viceroy
- The medium and the engineer
- A Dominion of the air
- The Boer War in airpower history
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- II
- Facing Armageddon
- The greatest air service in the world
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- III
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- II
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- I
- Speed 2, the need for more
- Jet aircraft of the Belle Époque
Archives
Art
- Positive and negative airmindedness
- Ending Hendon -- III: 1926-1928
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- The dragon will always get through -- I
- The non-atrocity of Getafe
- Architects of preservation
- Facing Armageddon
- Mowing devils, old hags, and phantom airships
- Guernica -- IV
- Concrete memory
- The greatest air service in the world
Australia
- As it was
- Counter-revolution from above
- Positive and negative airmindedness
- Remembering the Pacific War at Monash
- War and peace, barbarism and civilisation in Perth
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- III
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- II
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- I
- A Dominion of the air
- Mates
- Australia forgets
- War games
- The Fire
- Concrete memory
- Airmindedness: a reading list
- At Mouquet Farm
Before 1900
- Comparing Hendon
- The dragon will always get through -- III
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- The Boer War in airpower history
- The phantom balloon scare of 1892
- Mowing devils, old hags, and phantom airships
- Who was Neon?
- The Scareship Age
Blogging and tweeting
- A little history of the Scareship Age
- Post-blogging 1940: final thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging 1940: preliminary thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging 1940: introduction
- Military History Carnival 21
- Post-blogging the 1909 scareships: thoughts and conclusions
- History Carnival 77
- Post-blogging the 1909 scareships
- Post-blogging the Sudeten crisis: thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging the Sudeten crisis
- State of the military historioblogosphere, March 2008
- Military History Carnival 7
- State of the military historioblogosphere, September 2007
- State of the military historioblogosphere, March 2007
- History Carnival 31
Books
- As it was
- Counter-revolution from above
- Comparing Hendon
- Abolishing the Taboo
- The dragon will always get through -- IV
- The dragon will always get through -- III
- The dragon will always get through -- II
- The dragon will always get through -- I
- On 'the Few'
- Spiritual air defence
- A little history of the Scareship Age
- World War II Plans That Never Happened
- The Emperor's Viceroy
- The medium and the engineer
- Bomber Harris, bomber sceptic
- The Battle of Britain and The Blitz
- London 1914-17 and London 1917-18
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- The limits of play
- A Dominion of the air
- Bomber County
- The Boer War in airpower history
- To-day and to-morrow
- In the next war
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- IV
- The non-atrocity of Getafe
- The fire in Llŷn
- Airpower: a bibliography of British aviation history
- The Riddle of the Wooden Bombs
- For it is the doom of men that they forget
- The death ray men
- The Struggle for Empire
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
- Architects of preservation
- Facing Armageddon
- Who was Neon?
- The Afghan air menace
- From knock-out blow to blitzkrieg
- The Fire
- Airmindedness: a reading list
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- III
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- II
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- I
- Anti-Semitism in British airpower literature
- The airminded Mr. Kipling
Civil aviation
- Positive and negative airmindedness
- The Emperor's Viceroy
- A Dominion of the air
- The greatest air service in the world
- The shadow of the airliner
Civil defence
- Comparing Hendon
- The dragon will always get through -- III
- The road to Mattoon
- Post-blogging 1940: preliminary thoughts and conclusions
- Total war and total peace
- Architects of preservation
- Facing Armageddon
- The expected holocaust
Cold War
- As it was
- Abolishing the Taboo
- Bomber Harris, bomber sceptic
- Total war and total peace
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
- War games
- (Nearly) a century of circles
Collective security
Conferences and talks
- Remembering the Pacific War at Monash
- War and peace, barbarism and civilisation in Perth
- Exeter and a conference
- Facing Armageddon
- Air control in pictures
Contemporary
- Remembering the Pacific War at Monash
- Libya's century as a target
- A Dominion of the air
- Mates
- The Fire
- Concrete memory
- The shadow of the airliner
Counterfactuals
Disarmament
Ephemera
- Positive and negative airmindedness
- Ending Hendon -- III: 1926-1928
- Ending Hendon -- II: 1923-1925
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- On 'the Few'
- The non-atrocity of Getafe
- War games
- The greatest air service in the world
- (Nearly) a century of circles
Family history
Film
- Abolishing the Taboo
- Ending Hendon -- II: 1923-1925
- The medium and the engineer
- Total war and total peace
- The death ray men
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
- Facing Armageddon
- The movie that time forgot
- Battle of Britain and the Battle of Britain
Games and simulations
International air force
- To-day and to-morrow
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
- Facing Armageddon
- The bomber will always get through
International law
Maps
- Ending Hendon -- VI: 1935-1937
- Architects of preservation
- Facing Armageddon
- War games
- (Nearly) a century of circles
Nuclear, biological, chemical
- As it was
- Abolishing the Taboo
- Bomber Harris, bomber sceptic
- The road to Mattoon
- To-day and to-morrow
- Total war and total peace
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
- Facing Armageddon
- Interwar use of chemical weapons
Periodicals
- Counter-revolution from above
- Comparing Hendon
- Ending Hendon -- VI: 1935-1937
- Ending Hendon -- V: 1932-1934
- Ending Hendon -- IV: 1929-1931
- Ending Hendon -- III: 1926-1928
- Ending Hendon -- II: 1923-1925
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- On 'the Few'
- Spiritual air defence
- Not quite a trove
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- III
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- II
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- I
- Post-blogging 1940: final thoughts and conclusions
- New light on the Battle of Los Angeles
- The medium and the engineer
- The road to Mattoon
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- Post-blogging 1940: preliminary thoughts and conclusions
- Light and sound
- Mates
- The Boer War in airpower history
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- III
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- II
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- I
- The fire in Llŷn
- Airpower: a bibliography of British aviation history
- The phantom balloon scare of 1892
- Post-blogging the 1909 scareships: thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging the 1909 scareships
- The death ray men
- The Struggle for Empire
- Post-blogging the Sudeten crisis
- The Afghan air menace
- The bomber will always get through
- The Sheerness Incident
- War games
- From knock-out blow to blitzkrieg
- From blitzkrieg to blitz
- Guernica -- III
- Guernica -- II
- Guernica -- I
- The bombing teacher
- The greatest air service in the world
- The Scareship Age
- Interwar use of chemical weapons
- The shadow of the airliner
Phantom airships, mystery aeroplanes, and other panics
- A little history of the Scareship Age
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- III
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- II
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- I
- New light on the Battle of Los Angeles
- The road to Mattoon
- Light and sound
- The Boer War in airpower history
- The phantom balloon scare of 1892
- Post-blogging the 1909 scareships: thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging the 1909 scareships
- Facing Armageddon
- Mowing devils, old hags, and phantom airships
- The Sheerness Incident
- The Scareship Age
Pictures
- As it was
- Positive and negative airmindedness
- Ending Hendon -- VI: 1935-1937
- Ending Hendon -- V: 1932-1934
- Ending Hendon -- IV: 1929-1931
- Ending Hendon -- III: 1926-1928
- Ending Hendon -- II: 1923-1925
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- The dragon will always get through -- I
- On 'the Few'
- A little history of the Scareship Age
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- III
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- I
- The Emperor's Viceroy
- New light on the Battle of Los Angeles
- Libya's century as a target
- The medium and the engineer
- The road to Mattoon
- Mates
- Australia forgets
- The Boer War in airpower history
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- III
- The superweapon and the Anglo-American imagination -- I
- Exeter and a conference
- The non-atrocity of Getafe
- For it is the doom of men that they forget
- Architects of preservation
- Facing Armageddon
- Mowing devils, old hags, and phantom airships
- War games
- Guernica -- IV
- The movie that time forgot
- The bombing teacher
- Concrete memory
- The greatest air service in the world
- The Scareship Age
- Spain and the aeroplane
- Air control in pictures
- Trouble at Millwall
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- III
- At Mouquet Farm
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- II
- An alternative Battle of Britain -- I
- (Nearly) a century of circles
- Jet aircraft of the Belle Époque
Plots
- Ending Hendon -- III: 1926-1928
- The National Government and the air
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- The far right and the air
- The wind vs. the whirlwind
- Facing Armageddon
- The widening margin
- The expected holocaust
- State of the military historioblogosphere, March 2008
- Counting corpses
- State of the military historioblogosphere, September 2007
- State of the military historioblogosphere, March 2007
- Speed 2, the need for more
Poetry
Post-blogging the Sudeten crisis
Post-blogging 1940-2
- Post-blogging 1940: final thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging 1940: preliminary thoughts and conclusions
- Post-blogging 1940: introduction
Post-blogging the 1909 scareships
Publications
Reprisals
Reviews
- Abolishing the Taboo
- World War II Plans That Never Happened
- The Battle of Britain and The Blitz
- London 1914-17 and London 1917-18
- Bomber County
- The Riddle of the Wooden Bombs
- The Fire
Rumours
- Spiritual air defence
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- III
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- II
- Dreaming war, seeing aeroplanes -- I
- New light on the Battle of Los Angeles
- Mowing devils, old hags, and phantom airships
- The Scareship Age
- Levity through airpower
Space
- To-day and to-morrow
- Total war and total peace
- The Struggle for Empire
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
Thesis
- The dragon will always get through -- III
- Spiritual air defence
- Facing Armageddon
- The Afghan air menace
Tools and methods
- Not quite a trove
- A little history of the Scareship Age
- The National Government and the air
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- Airpower: a bibliography of British aviation history
Travel 2007
Travel 2009
Travel 2011
Videos
- Ending Hendon -- VI: 1935-1937
- Ending Hendon -- V: 1932-1934
- Ending Hendon -- IV: 1929-1931
- Ending Hendon -- III: 1926-1928
- Ending Hendon -- II: 1923-1925
- Ending Hendon -- I: 1920-1922
- The wind vs. the whirlwind
- Gort of the interplanetary police force
- Facing Armageddon
Words
- Positive and negative airmindedness
- The dragon will always get through -- II
- On 'the Few'
- The National Government and the air
- The road to Mattoon
- The rise and fall and rise and fall of the autogyro
- The limits of play
- Post-blogging 1940: preliminary thoughts and conclusions
- Mates
- Total war and total peace
- From knock-out blow to blitzkrieg
- From blitzkrieg to blitz
- Airmindedness: a reading list
Free e-books
Post-blogging the Sudeten Crisis: The British Press, August-October 1938
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The Scareship Age, 1892-1946
EPUB format
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