Dr Patrick Mileham was educated at Wellington College, the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and the University of Cambridge. Commissioned in 1965, he served at regimental duty in Aden, Berlin, Northern Ireland, with the British Army of the Rhine, the Yeomanry, on the Staff and in MOD Defence Intelligence. He retired from the army in 1992 to teach in universities, gained a Masters in International Relations and a PhD in Politics, and now undertakes academic and military research, having been an Associate Fellow of Chatham House, the Royal United Services Institute and King’s College London at the UK Defence Academy. In addition to the many articles he has written for academic and military journals, his books include The Yeomanry Regiments and Wellington College: The First 150 Years, as well as several regimental histories. His latest book is Jus Post Bellum. Stabilisation, Restraint and Peace.

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Dr Patrick Mileham was educated at Wellington College, the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and the University of Cambridge. Commissioned in 1965, he served at regimental duty in Aden, Berlin, Northern Ireland, with the British Army of the Rhine, the Yeomanry, on the Staff and in MOD Defence Intelligence. He retired from the army in 1992 to teach in universities, gained a Masters in International Relations and a PhD in Politics, and now undertakes academic and military research, having been an Associate Fellow of Chatham House, the Royal United Services Institute and King’s College London at the UK Defence Academy. In addition to the many articles he has written for academic and military journals, his books include The Yeomanry Regiments and Wellington College: The First 150 Years, as well as several regimental histories. His latest book is Jus Post Bellum. Stabilisation, Restraint and Peace.

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Dr Patrick Mileham was educated at Wellington College, the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and the University of Cambridge. Commissioned in 1965, he served at regimental duty in Aden, Berlin, Northern Ireland, with the British Army of the Rhine, the Yeomanry, on the Staff and in MOD Defence Intelligence. He retired from the army in 1992 to teach in universities, gained a Masters in International Relations and a PhD in Politics, and now undertakes academic and military research, having been an Associate Fellow of Chatham House, the Royal United Services Institute and King’s College London at the UK Defence Academy. In addition to the many articles he has written for academic and military journals, his books include The Yeomanry Regiments and Wellington College: The First 150 Years, as well as several regimental histories. His latest book is Jus Post Bellum. Stabilisation, Restraint and Peace.

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