James Holland, a popular historian and broadcaster, writes long-form essays that use vivid, close-up descriptions of historical photographs and events, such as Nazi leaders at the Eagle's Nest and a colonial hanging witnessed by George Orwell. He also draws connections between the past and current politics, including a critique of a proposed US Space Force uniform.

A newsletter of long-form essays on military theory and history, examining how wars are won or lost through concepts such as attrition, decisive battle and exploitation. It uses historical cases like the 1940 invasion of France to test and refine strategic ideas.

Long-form historical and military analysis by Gabriel Uriarte, covering topics such as Argentina's 1976 military regime and methods for assessing peacetime armies. It also includes commentary on Russian military capacity and data-driven approaches to history.

A daily chronicle of World War II that publishes short historical entries on events from the war, matched to their anniversary dates. Each entry gives context and narrative on episodes such as reprisals, massacres and major campaigns.