Our articles section highlighting content promoted to featured or A-class status last month is of particular interest in that all the new featured articles are part of long-running series, specifically: war memorials; the Manhattan Project; air attacks against the Tirpitz; German capital ships; and Yugoslav warships. In addition, the listing of new A-class articles includes the first successful nominations by Exemplo347 and Mr rnddude - congratulations!
While this issue's book review doesn't feature any reviews by editors, it includes an unusually large number of external reviews - presumably the northern winter is a good time to bunker down with a military history book! Meanwhile, TomStar81 continues his contributions covering World War I with an op-ed on submarine warfare, along with his regular timeline listing the major actions this month one hundred years ago.
In January the contest department completed its 115th round of competition, and the first round of the 2017 Writers' Contest Cup. A total of 75 articles were submitted by 15 editors. Peacemaker67 narrowly took out the competition with 85 points from 11 articles, while Auntieruth55 achieved 84 points from 15 articles to take second place. Peacemaker has been awarded the Chevrons for his achievement, and Ruth has received the Writer's Barnstar. AustralianRupert, Catlemur, Djmaschek, Euryalus, Iazyges, Kges1901, Krishna Chaitanya Velaga, Miyagawa, Randomness74, Sturmvogel_66, TeriEmbrey, Vami_IV and Zawed all contributed entries in what was a great start to the 2017 contest. Please submit any articles you are working on for this month's round of competition now.
About The Bugle
First published in 2006, the Bugle is the monthly newsletter of the English Wikipedia's Military history WikiProject.
