Drone Warfare by Medea Benjamin
From a defence journalism perspective, Medea Benjamin’s Drone Warfare: Killing by Remote Control is both important and frustrating.
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3000 miles in 2025
I will cover 3000 miles in 2025 for my physical and mental health. I will sell these kilometres to raise funds for several charities.
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4 Days Marches Nijmegen
Three weeks to the day when I completed the 4 Days Marches Nijmegen.
It took me that long to process all that happened and write a positive piece about it.
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Northern Ireland: Living with the Troubles
I recently saw the newly opened exhibition Northern Ireland: Living with the Troubles at the Imperial War Museum in London. It’s not the typical exhibition that you find in museums, like a history lesson or a chronological series of objects and events that tell a story. Instead, it’s focused on the human experience of the…
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A ship to myself: HMS Belfast
I visited the HMS Belfast on the first day of December. She is one of a kind, and the entire experience was brought close to perfection by having the ship all to myself.
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SAS BRAVO THREE ZERO
When I first met SAS veteran Des Powell and author Damien Lewis at the National Army Museum, I was not looking for a story, I was just enjoying the first public event I managed to get after the lockdown, the launch of their new book SAS BRAVO THREE ZERO. Later on, while reading here and…
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Battle for The Golden Road Series (Cycle II)
Or the story of something I shouldn’t have done Sometime in May, with a lot of races and events being canceled, AEE – the organizer of the Fan Dance one of the events I was really looking for – puts a FB post with a test: 14.5km with 10kg with a great story about its…
