You are here
RUSI Journal
The RUSI Journal is a leading journal on defence and security. First published in 1857, it brings together scholars, decision-makers and practitioners in a unique forum that combines academic rigour with policy relevance.
June 1866, Vol: 10 No: 3
Gun-Cotton Cartridges—Prentice's System
RUSI Journal, 1 June 1866, No: 3 Tags:
On Projectiles
RUSI Journal, 1 June 1866, No: 3 Tags:
Torpedo Defences
RUSI Journal, 1 June 1866, No: 3 Tags:
A Sketch of the Militia, Past and Present
RUSI Journal, 1 April 1866, No: 2 Tags:
Routes of Communication with India
RUSI Journal, 1 April 1866, No: 2 Tags:
On the Loss of Life at Sea
RUSI Journal, 1 April 1866, No: 2 Tags:
On the Geneva Convention of August the 22nd 1864, with Some Account of the National Committees
RUSI Journal, 1 April 1866, No: 2 Tags:
Adjourned Meeting
RUSI Journal, 1 April 1866, No: 2 Tags:
The Lakes and Canals of Canada
RUSI Journal, 1 April 1866, No: 2 Tags:
Additional Particulars Relative to his Methods of Working Heavy, Guns,—Being a Sequel to his Paper Read on the 15th February, 1864
RUSI Journal, 1 April 1866, No: 2 Tags:
On the Best Method of Arming, Equipping, and Manoevering Infantry
RUSI Journal, 1 April 1866, No: 2 Tags:
Naval Architecture, As Affected by the Laws Governing the Transition of Curves
RUSI Journal, 1 February 1866, No: 1 Tags:
The New Science of Dual Arithmetic Applied to Naval and Military Calculations
RUSI Journal, 1 February 1866, No: 1 Tags:
Gunpowder—Gale's Plan for Rendering it Non-Explosive and Re-Explosive at Pleasure
RUSI Journal, 1 February 1866, No: 1 Tags:
Adjourned Meeting: Wednesday, January 24th, 1866
RUSI Journal, 1 February 1866, No: 1 Tags:Pages
RUSI Membership Benefits
All RUSI members have access to the latest content and the online archives of the RUSI Journal, RUSI Newsbrief and RUSI Defence Systems
The RUSI Journal Archive, 1857–2010
RUSI Members have complete access to every article published in the Journal since 1857.
Contacts
Diversity in the UK's Intelligence Agencies
Financing Right-Wing Extremism and Terrorism
New UK Government Initiative to Support High-Risk, High-Reward Military Science Needs Refinement