The purpose of the Douglas Haig Fellowship is to commemorate and study the life of Field-Marshal Douglas Haig (1861-1928), his achievements and those of the forces he commanded.

The principal aim of the Fellowship is to seek to promote a better understanding of the Field-Marshal and encourage objective study of his contribution to military reform; his generalship and that of his commanders; the command and control of the British Army during the First World War.

The principal annual activities of the Fellowship are the publication of the members’ journal Records and the appointment of a Haig Fellow.

News & other events

News & other events

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Records

Records

The latest issue of Records, the Fellowship’s annual journal, is now available to members and contains essays by Major (retd) Phil Watson, Richard Earl, and Crispin Wright, amongst others. This discussion on the road to unity of command on the

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Links

Links

LINKS TO OTHER SITES 1.      Battle Honours, battlefield tours (https://battle-honours.co.uk) 2.      British Commission for Military History (https://www.bcmh.org.uk) 3.      Gallipoli Association (https://www.gallipoli-association.org) 4.      Helion & Company, military history books (https://www.helion.co.uk) 5.   Little Gully Publishing, military history books (https://www.littlegully.com) 6.      Peter Hart

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Articles

Articles

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Events

Events

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Membership

Membership

The Douglas Haig Fellowship invites individuals interested in Field Marshal Douglas Haig’s life, work, and his significance in the historiography of the Great War to become members. Membership fees are £25 per year, or £30 for joint members at the

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