The David Chandler Award
Award Holders
2006 | Iain Standen |
2007 | Alison Hine |
2008 | David Winn |
2009 | Terry Webb |
2010 | Paul Oldfield |
2011 | Tony Scott |
2012 | Clive Hallam-Baker |
2014 | Carlo Larosa |
2015 | Anthony Rich |
2016 | John Harris |
2017 | Glenn Stennes |
2018 | |
2019 | Bob Shaw |
2020 | Joris Nieuwint |
2021 | Not awarded |
2022 | Not awarded |
2023 | Not awarded |
2024 | Krista Drew-Roy |

The David Chandler Award commemorates the significant academic contribution of one of Britain’s leading military historians to our understanding of military history. The Award takes the form of a Napoleonic French Eagle. It was donated by Mike Buckmaster-Brown in 2006.
Award Ethos
The award honours the memory of the late David Chandler the historian – in particular his research into military history and his academic contribution to a wider understanding of Napoleonic warfare.
Qualification Period
The David Chandler Award is presented to a validation candidate in recognition of the the best Above Standard presentation of an Assignment 6 (that is not a re-submission) during the preceding year.
Qualification Criteria
This award is restricted to Guild of Battlefield Guild Members – all categories of membership who have successfully completed Assignment Six are eligible to be nominated for this award.
Selection of Award Winner
The winner of the award will be selected by the Accreditation Director, in consultation with the other Guild Validation Team members. The award will usually be presented by the Accreditation Director at the Annual Conference Dinner.