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Truly a spectacular night!

My favorite Saturday activity in DC is reading personal papers Library of Congress manuscript collection. One of the best finds not related to my research was one of the most Patton letter I have seen.

My new office is all set and the lecture hall sits 300. Looks like the new semester is a go and I can’t be more excited to be teaching the American Military History survey course Texas A&M University.

NEW: An Army study released today detailed persistent sexism towards women in Army Special Operations. Senior male NCOs said in the study they "dread" the day women are on their SF team, and women in SOF "are looking for a husband, boyfriend or attention" cnn.com/2023/08/21/pol…

CALL FOR PAPERS! History at TAMU We're excited to share the CFP for our 14th Annual History Conference at Texas A&M University, “Navigating Crises and Resolutions.” We welcome all graduate and undergraduate papers. Please send submissions by November 17, 2023!

The women of MI5 at the end of the First World War.

Congrats to our own Tristan Krause on being featured on the Council of Graduate Schools GradImpact series for his work with Wisconsin Badgers' Missing in Action Recovery and Identification Project -- that's #GoodBull cgsnet.org/news/gradimpac…

Texas A&M turns 147 years old today! On Oct. 4, 1876, the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas opened its doors as the first public institution of higher education in Texas.

REMINDER: Nov. 16 book talk and Nov. 17 prof. dev. workshop by Dr. Robert Wetteman “Rhino Tanks and Sticky Bombs: American Ingenuity in World War II.” Explains how American servicemen modified or built what they needed from the myriad mechanical resources around them.

Congrats Dr. Sonia Hernandez for publishing "Gendering Transnational State Violence: Intertwined Histories of Intrigue and Injustice along the U.S.-Mexican Borderlands, 1900-1913" in Journal of American History Vol. 110 Iss. 2 (Sept. 2023)! Read more here: bit.ly/3R6GPFq

ICYMI: We hosted Bob Wettemann’s talk last week on Rhino Tanks and Sticky Bombs: American Ingenuity in WWII. He’s an associate prof at the Air Force Academy and a TAMU History doctoral program alum! Check out some photos from his talk.

Jumping in on the BeReal trend…our graduate students are ready for the HGSO conference tomorrow! Gig ‘em!!

The 14th Annual HGSO Conference has begun!

We were about $6,999,999 short on funding for a Super Bowl ad with this same message, but maybe if everyone shares it, we will reach the same number of people?

Before World War II, diverse career paths were the norm for Army officers. After the war, such paths became increasingly impossible. That's one example of how scientific approaches to talent management have exacerbated the Army manning crisis. mwi.westpoint.edu/ending-the-chu…

And, I’m off! One of my favorite parts of the academic year is #SMH2024 and I’m super excited for our panel “Irony of Efficiency: Servicewomen and the U.S. Military in the 20th Century”. Come check us out Saturday at 3pm! Lipstick&War Tanya Roth (she/her)

Needs a panel for the 3:30 session at #SMH2024, come check out our phenomenal group examining cyclical problem of efficiency in the U.S. military’s treatment of women! Lipstick&War Grace Parker

Well #SMH2024 is officially a wrap, great panels, great friends, and great new opportunities that just keep getting better every year! Who else is already excited for #SMH2025!?!?

It's a new year, and a new minor in Military, War, and Conflict Studies TCU!

One of the best views I’ve had while reading! Alaska is incredible!