Wikipedia:WikiProject Military history/News/February 2025/Project news
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From the editors |
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Welcome to the second Bugle for 2025!
Following on from Hawkeye7's op-ed last month which discussed the considerable reduction in A-class nominations, Matarisvan has contributed an article proposing three ideas for improvements to the A-class process. This is an important topic, and The Bugle's editors would welcome more articles on it.
Staying on the topic of the A-class process, the regular article news section covers the four articles that were promoted in January. This is a positive change and it would be good to keep the momentum going. Even more impressively, eight articles were promoted to featured status in January, along with two new featured pictures. Congratulations to all the editors involved.
The regular book review section includes three reviews by Hawkeye7 of books on various aspects of World War II.
Your editors, Ian Rose (talk) and Nick-D (talk)
Awards and honours |
- The A-Class medal has been awarded to:
- Pickersgill-Cunliffe for HMS Beaulieu, Henry Macandrew, and Henry de Hinuber.
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- The A-Class cross with Oak Leaves has been awarded to:
Contest department |
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The January 2025 edition of the contest department's article writing, and improvement, contest saw Gog the Mild take the top spot with 51 points from 4 articles, 2 promoted to FA class and 1 started at GA class and another brought from start class to GA class. He claims the Wikichevrons as his prize. simongraham finished second in the January contest with 43 points from 7 articles 7, 5 brought to GA and 2 started at B class and was awarded the Writer's Barnstar. Other entries in January were submitted by Djmaschek, Hog Farm, Parsecboy and Zawed. Monthly totals are applied to the overall 2025 Writers' Cup, which will be decided at the end of December.
The February edition of the contest is now open. Please consider submitting your current article projects as entries into this friendly competition.
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