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The principal aim of the society is to act as a forum for the dissemination of knowledge of uniforms'''Update, medals, badges, buttons and other militaria, as well as the history of Service units both before and after IndependenceJanuary 2021. These include : Royal Navy, British Army, RAF units which served in India, units of the HEIC Army and Marine prior to 1861, the Indian Army subsequent to 1861, including the European Volunteer Corps, ''' The Royal Indian Marine and the Royal Indian Navy, the Army of Nepal and those of the Princely States, the present-day Armed Services of India, [[Pakistan]] and [[Bangladesh]], including Frontier Corps, Para Military and Police unitsHistorical Society has now closed.
email address 2006The archived website includes a[https:/2007 imhs@zetnet/web.archive.org/web/20201014040628/http://durbaronline.co.uk/PDFgallery.htm Page] with links to ''Durbar'' Index 1984-2018 and three sample editions. The Index was classified according to subjects such as Badges, Battles, Biographical, Medals, Regiments etc. Journals were dated from Volume 6, No.4 (Winter 1989), but these dates were excluded from the Index There are three ''Durbar''s in the Archive Sample, the latest being Volume 30, No. 1, Spring 2013. The [[British Library]] appears to hold issues from Volume 1, No. 4. Oxford University Library (England) holds copies from Volume 16 No. 3 (Autumn 1999), catalogued as ''Durbar : journal of the Indian Military Historical Society''. From January 2021, with the closure of the Indian Military Historical Society, the archive of ''Durbar'' became available through the [[The Military Historical Society]]. The entire 37-year run of ''Durbar'' is now available to search on the MHS website and Members of the MH Society will be able to view and download the text of all issues of both ''The Bulletin'', Journal of the MHS and ''Durbar''. Non-Members will also be able to search the text and contents lists to see a list of relevant articles, but they will not be able to view the full text unless they join the Society. Back numbers of Durbar can also be ordered from the MHS shop. {{#widget:Google PlusOne|size=small|count=true}}
Oxford University holds copies of ''Durbar, Journal of the Indian Military Historical Society'' from the Autumn 1999 edition.
This review was first published in the Spring 2009 edition of ''Durbar'' [http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/LAND-FORCES/Books/190-Haynes-Chinna.html]
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[https://web.archive.org/web/20201031152155/http://www.durbaronline.co.uk Archived website: durbaronline.co.uk].
The '''Indian Military Historical Society produces a quarterly journal called ''Durbar''was formed in 1983 to bring together those interested in the military history of the Indian Subcontinent and to encourage research and the exchange of information. This covers a broad spectrum ranging from aspects of general military history, to specific battles or campaigns, to the history of Service units engaged in India, including details of uniforms, medals, badges, buttons and other militaria. It can be contacted at :
These Service units included : Royal Navy, [[British Army]], RAF units which served in India, units of the [[East India Company's Armies|HEIC Army]] and Marine prior to 1861, the Indian Army subsequent to 1861, including the European Volunteer Corps, the Royal Indian Marine, Royal Indian Navy, and Royal Indian Air Force, the Army of Nepal and those of the Princely States, and to a more limited extent, the present-day Armed Services of India, [[Pakistan]] and [[Bangladesh]], including Frontier Corps, Para Military Historical Society <br>Secretary/Editor <br>Mr A.Nand Police units. McClenaghan <br>33 High Street <br>Tilbrook <br>Huntingdon <br>Cambridgeshire PE18 0JP <br>ENGLAND
===Journal===The Society produced a quarterly journal called ''Durbar''The above information is quite old and should be updated if more recent infomation is available.'''
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