Join Ian Beckett as he offers a fascinating view on the British Army from its inception to the modern day.
Jonathan Healey speaks to Jessie Childs about Britain’s turbulent 17th century and argues that it marked the birth of a new world.
Join tour guide Mike Armitage as he highlights the hidden military history of Chelsea, bringing to life some of its stories.
David Reynolds explores how Winston Churchill was influenced by his 'great contemporaries' over the course of his unique career.
Michael Palin recreates the extraordinary life and tragic death of his great-uncle Harry who served in the First World War and is the subject of his latest book.
Meet the incredible horses and riders of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment outside the National Army Museum.
Step back in time at History Street, where you can meet fascinating living historians, serving soldiers and people working to preserve our past.
Discover how war and conflict can create surprising and shocking stories in these family-friendly tours.
Fresh from the 2023 World Championship, the Chelsea Pensioner Pace Sticking Team puts on a first-class display of this unique military sport.
Come and listen to the Band of the Welsh Guards as they perform live at the Chelsea History Festival.
Robert Lyman and Richard Dannatt discuss how the British Army went from success to failure in the period between the World Wars.
Alan Philps investigates Stalin’s efforts to influence and constrain British and American reporters during the Second World War.
Step back in time at History Street, where you can meet fascinating living historians, serving soldiers and people working to preserve our past.
Hear the Chelsea Pensioner Singers perform live at the Chelsea History Festival.
Twenty years on, hear from battle commanders involved in one of the British Army's biggest war-fighting operations since the Second World War.