A healthy crop of articles were promoted to featured or A-class status last month; special congratulations go to Krishna Chaitanya Velaga and Hammersfan on their first A-class articles!
In our other regular sections, Hawkeye7 and Nick-D look at two publications in our book review section this month, one on the unsung contributions of Africans, African Americans, Indians and Chinese in World War I, and the other on British nuclear tests at Maralinga in Australia; TomStar81 continues his contributions marking the centenary of World War I in our op-ed and timeline sections.
In other news, elections for the XVI Coordinator Tranche concluded on 29 September. Veteran AustralianRupert was elected our new Lead Coordinator, taking over the position from Sturmvogel_66. Eleven other Coordinators were also elected, including three editors new to the job: Iazyges, Lineagegeek and Zawed. Congratulations to all the new tranche, and thank you to everyone who voted!
The contest department completed its 111th round of competition last month. There were 62 articles submitted by nine editors. Kges1901 took first place with 119 points from 24 articles to receive the Chevrons, followed by Parsecboy, who earned the Writer's Barnstar with 70 points from seven entries. Honorable mentions go to TeriEmbrey and Australian Rupert (tied with 27 points). Zawed, Ian Rose, Djmaschek, Krishna Chaitanya Velaga and Vami IV also fielded entries. This late in the year it seems Kges has an unassailable lead in the 2016 Milhist Writers' Cup, nevertheless, it was great to see a new editor getting involved in the contest – Vami IV – and we take this opportunity to encourage more editors to field entries. Please submit any articles you are working on for this month's round of competition now.
About The Bugle
First published in 2006, the Bugle is the monthly newsletter of the English Wikipedia's Military history WikiProject.
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