Annual Subscription European Economic Union (not UK)

£60.00 for 1 year

Membership of the FSG is open to every individual or institution with an interest in the study, protection and preservation of all aspects of fortifications and their armaments. This starts with the introduction of artillery in the 1500’s through to the present day.

Subscription runs from 1st April in one year until the 31 March the following year. Members will receive one Fort and three Casemates for the year paid for.

PUBLICATIONS

Annual FORT Journal Subscription, the annual peer reviewed journal.

CASEMATE Magazine, this magazine is published three times a year and consists of news, book reviews and shorter articles on fortifications and artillery.

AGM and CONFERENCE TOUR

This is usually held in September and includes a weekend’s tour with AGM Conference and a chance to catch up with friends.

STUDY TOUR

An annual study tour for members to examine fortifications located outside the UK. Usually a week, previous visits have been to Malta, Portugal and Franco Spanish Border area.

MEMBERS DAYS

These have usually been held in London and are for Members to get together and exchange photographs. Keynote speakers are usually arrange to talk on related subejcts.

STUDY DAYS

These are arranged when possible with visits to fortifications of interest to the Group.

Description

This is for Members who live in an EU Member State or one of the EEA countires.

Subscription runs from 1st April in one year until the 31 March the following year. Members will receive one Fort and three Casemates for the year paid for.

Members will receive one FORT each year This is the Group’s annual peer reviewed journal with diverse papers on fortifications.

The Group also has the magazine CASEMATE. This is published three times a year and consists of news, book reviews and shorter articles on fortifications, artillery and associated matters.

Members are also able to attend the Annual Conference in the UK, any international Study Tours. There is usually a Members Day each year and attempts are made to organise Study Days including visits.