James R. Pritchett graduated from the University of Hull in 2011 with an Master's degree in strategy and international security. He holds a BA in war studies. His work and interests are focused on nineteenth century British seapower, postwar British defense policy, African conflict, strategic theory and military learning. He comments on British security issues for the Atlantic Sentinel. -
Argentina’s Claim to Falklands A Travesty
Perhaps when the majority of Argentina’s populations return to Spain can Britain consider relinquishing the islands.
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Fortress Under Siege? Gibraltan Sovereignty in Jeopardy
The Spanish Government has signaled an interest in renegotiating the position of The Rock. What’s at stake?
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American, British Navies Explore Carrier Cooperation
The two Atlantic navies intend to work together in developing their next generation of aircraft carriers.
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US Gives Russia British Trident Numbers
James Pritchett wonders whether the reported American disclosure of information about Britian’s nuclear deterrent to Russia really matters.
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The Future of British Armed Forces
In this second part of a series, James Pritchett examines the effects which Britain’s defense review will have on procurement.