Publications
The list of selected staff publications may be searched by keyword or author and can be sorted by year.
A discussion of the interrelationship of stereograph publisher Underwood & Underwood's European sales activities and its stereoscopic documentation of Europe for both the American and European markets.
On several key objects in an exhibition on submarines in the Cold War and how they contributed to the exhibition theme
Annotated bibliography of works published before 1967.
The adoption of gunpowder weapons tended to strengthen central governments against regional powers.
Links between military and scientific institutions expanded and intensified during the 19th and 20th centuries.
Catalog of the West Point in the Making of America exhibition.
On the necessary and vital roles women served in supporting the activities of early modern armies.
Documented narrative history of the second U.S. manned spaceflight project during the 1960s.
Relationships between women and military institutions altered radically from the mid-19th century to World War I, reflecting the changing social status of both women and the military.
Civilian women in large numbers volunteered for military-related health and welfare services in World War I, donning military-style uniforms as a symbolic claim to full citizenship.
Military museums and history museums arose from distinct traditions, but in recent years have come increasingly to share common views on how to exhibition military history.
Military funding has shaped the development of American meteorology, oceanography, geology, geodesy, and other earth sciences.
Includes author, title, and subject indexes, with annotation for all articles.
On military funding for scientific research.
Women played important and indispensable military support roles in European and American armies from the 15th through the early 19th centuries.
Overview of U.S. nuclear weapons development from World War II to the present.
Military concerns greatly influenced the development of engineering and engineering education in the 18th and 19th centuries, with important consequences for 19th-century industrialization.
Until the 19th century, North American Indians successfully confined European settlement to the area east of the Appalachians and south of the Great Plains by adapting European technology and exploiting European enmities.
On the historiography of military technology, including the role of museums.
In the 1920s, a Smithsonian exhibition of women's uniforms validated women's World War I contributions and expanded political roles.
On the unusual organization of the exhibition team, stressing its efforts to display nuclear submarine development and operations in the context of the Cold War.
Overview of the development of American military technology, from colonial times to the present.
On the author’s intellectual history.
Overview of relationships between science, engineering, and American military institutions, from colonial times to the present.
Military technological change greatly influenced the course of European and American history in the 20th century.
