The project's
Coordinator Elections are coming up. All members of the project are encouraged to participate either by nominating for one of the positions or voting. The project has two academy essays that may be of interest:
becoming a coordinator and
advice from former coordinators. Please feel free to ask questions of the current coordinators as well.
Thank you again to
Adam Cuerden for compiling the
article news section. It includes five new featured articles, five new featured pictures and four new A-class articles.
Hawkeye7 has contributed three
book reviews for this month's edition. All are on aspects of the 1982
Falklands War, and include two memoirs and a work on the aerial aspects of the conflict.
For July, six editors submitted entries into the
contest department. The winner was
Hog Farm with 48 points from seven articles, earning the WikiChevrons. Placing second, and receiving the Writer's Barnstar, was
Kges1901, who entered four articles for 32 points. Djmaschek, Gog the Mild, Pickersgill-Cunliffe and Zawed were the other editors who submitted entries. There are still a few days left for the August edition of the contest, so any editors working on articles should consider entering them in.
About The Bugle
First published in 2006, the Bugle is the monthly newsletter of the English Wikipedia's Military history WikiProject.
The project's
Coordinator Elections are coming up. All members of the project are encouraged to participate either by nominating for one of the positions or voting. The project has two academy essays that may be of interest:
becoming a coordinator and
advice from former coordinators. Please feel free to ask questions of the current coordinators as well.
Thank you again to
Adam Cuerden for compiling the
article news section. It includes five new featured articles, five new featured pictures and four new A-class articles.
Hawkeye7 has contributed three
book reviews for this month's edition. All are on aspects of the 1982
Falklands War, and include two memoirs and a work on the aerial aspects of the conflict.
For July, six editors submitted entries into the
contest department. The winner was
Hog Farm with 48 points from seven articles, earning the WikiChevrons. Placing second, and receiving the Writer's Barnstar, was
Kges1901, who entered four articles for 32 points. Djmaschek, Gog the Mild, Pickersgill-Cunliffe and Zawed were the other editors who submitted entries. There are still a few days left for the August edition of the contest, so any editors working on articles should consider entering them in.
About The Bugle
First published in 2006, the Bugle is the monthly newsletter of the English Wikipedia's Military history WikiProject.
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