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Welcome to the May 2014 edition of the Bugle!

As always, this issue's article news section includes a wrap-up of new Featured and A-Class content; while no pictures and relatively few articles were promoted to Featured status last month, eight articles achieved A-Class. In our regular book review section, Nick-D looks at a "collective biography" of the first Australian soldiers to die at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915.

This month also sees a welcome return of our op-ed section, featuring Peacemaker67's thoughts on developing and maintaining Featured Articles involving Yugoslavia in World War II. Don't forget that the Bugle's editors are always on the look out for op-eds to run in future editions, so anyone with something to be published is warmly encouraged to post their submission at the Newsroom, or to contact Ian or Nick.

Lastly, we've recently farewelled Cdtew, who has had to retire from Wikipedia and a MilHist coordinator role owing to work commitments. We thank him for his contributions to the smooth running of the project, and for his excellent work on American Revolutionary War articles, which included several FAs.

Your editors, Ian Rose (talk) and Nick-D (talk)


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