DrHoward Fuller

British Journal for Military History

Royal Historical Society

Academic Board - Faculty of Arts, Business and Social Sciences/FABSS Teaching Staff Representative

[Research Paper]: ‘The Lion at Bay: Britain’s Baltic Campaign of 1919 and the Fate of the Russian Civil War’, War Studies Research Seminar, Department of History, University of Birmingham

Faculty Ethics Committee - Deputy Representative from School of Social, Historical and Political Studies

[Conference panel-paper]: ‘To “strangle Bolshevism in its cradle”: British Naval Power-Projection in the Baltic During the Russian Civil War, 1919’, Annual Meeting of the Society for Military History (Columbus, Ohio USA)

[Conference panel paper]: ‘The Inability of Allied Seapower to Topple Bolshevik Russia, 1918-20: Lessons in Modern Power-Projection’, The First World War at Sea: Conflict, Culture and Commemoration, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich

Featured Speaker [paper]: ‘ “The necessity for a definite and coherent policy”: Anti-Bolshevism and the Course of British Naval Operations in the Baltic Provinces, 1918-1919’, 1918 – 2018, The End of War & the Reshaping of a Century [academic conference], University of Wolverhampton

[Promotional public talk]: ‘The Moral High Ground on Slavery? The British Empire and the American Civil War, 1861-1865’, University of Wolverhampton—University Centre Telford, History Talks Programme

Caird Short-Term Research Fellow

British Journal for Military History

[Conference panel paper]: ‘ “Had we used the Navy’s bare fist instead of its gloved hand…” The Absence of Coastal Assault Vessels in the Royal Navy by 1914’, The First World War at Sea, 1914-1919, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich

Faculty Board (Faculty of Social Sciences) - Representative from School of Social, Historical and Political Studies

[Research Paper]: ‘Examining the Core of Russian Defence in the Baltic 1853-1914: How Geography Interplayed with Defensive Technology’, Baltic Military History Conference, Baltic Defence College, Tartu, Estonia

[Research Paper]: ‘The Royal Navy’s Plans for Coastal Assault, 1914-1918’, First World War Study Day, University of Wolverhampton

External Examiner - War Studies and History BA (Hons)

British Commission for Maritime History

British Commission for Military History

[Conference panel paper]: ‘ “A cock-boat in the wake of the British man-of-war”? The Monroe Doctrine, the Royal Navy and the Anglo-American Balance of Power, 1823-1865’, Statesmen & Seapower, National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth