Field Notes Archive
Campaign guides, political context, personalities, remembrance and the ground itself — organised as a working military-history archive.
Field Notes is the Gallus military-history archive. Each campaign has its own reading space so you can start with the political road to war, move through the campaign guide, then open individual battles, terrain studies, personalities, remembrance pages and related products without searching the whole site.
Editorial rule: remembrance is kept separate from merchandising. Where Jamie Waldron or Ryan Small has direct service experience relevant to an article, that lived-experience lens is identified explicitly and kept separate from source-led historical claims.
Campaign series
Falklands War 1982
Political road to war, Operation Corporate, South Atlantic geography, San Carlos, Goose Green, commander biographies, final battles and Sea Harrier air defence.
Anglo-Zulu War 1879
Political road to invasion, the complete campaign, Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift.
Napoleonic & Revolutionary Wars
Waterloo and the Hundred Days, plus the Egypt campaign and Battle of Alexandria.
First World War
Political road to war, Western Front campaign guide, Somme, Vimy Ridge, Cambrai, Amiens, air war, naval war and remembrance.
Second World War & Remembrance
Political road to war, global campaign overview, D-Day and airborne operations, Stalag Luft III, the Great Escape, wartime propaganda and VE Day.
Afghanistan — Operation HERRICK
Political road to intervention, the British campaign, Helmand and Musa Qalah, Jamie’s Minden PB service lens, IED search, Warrior and a separate 2 Royal Welsh remembrance thread.
Iraq — Operation TELIC
Political road to war, the British campaign, Basra through Jamie’s TELIC 3/6/10 lens, Danny Boy, Challenger 2, Fallujah in the wider Iraq war and a separate TELIC 10 remembrance section.
Service, Training & Fieldcraft
The lived-experience side of Field Notes: maps, clothing, training areas, navigation and the practical habits that shape how the history is read.
