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Benjamin Jones is a Senior Lecturer in Naval History at the University of Portsmouth's Faculty of Business & Law, based at the RAF College, Cranwell. He also serves as General Editor of the Navy Records Society. His academic career includes teaching officer training courses since 2006, alongside administrative roles such as Course Manager (2014–2017) and Assistant Director (Academic) (2017). He holds a PhD in naval airpower logistics from King's College London (2007).
- Education: PhD in Naval History (2007, King's College London), MSc/BA qualifications not explicitly stated
His research focuses on British naval history, defense policy, and maritime air power. Key projects include a three-volume series on the Fleet Air Arm in WWII (Volumes I and II published in 2012 and 2018) and co-authored works on air power in maritime conflicts. His editorial role at the Navy Records Society involves overseeing annual publications through collaboration with editors and publishers.
Recent research outputs (2018–2020) emphasize naval logistics, WWII naval tactics, and carrier airpower evolution. His work bridges historical analysis with strategic policy insights.
- Awards: John Grenville Prize in History (2000), Vice Chancellor's Recognition Award (2017, 2017)
He has advised on doctoral theses and engaged in professional activities including podcasts on military history (e.g., Falklands Conflict 40th Anniversary), invited lectures, and academic examinations.
His affiliation with the RAF College Cranwell and leadership roles reflect his dual focus on academic rigor and military education.
