| 1915 | J.S. Corbett | The Great War after Trafalgar |
| 1922 | Col. Maxwell Earle | The principle strategical problems affecting the British Empire |
| 1923 | Col. Maxwell Earle | The principles of war |
| 1924 | Col. M.A. Wingfield | The eight principles of war as exemplified in the Palestine campaign, 1915-1918 |
| 1924 | Lt.-Col. F. Nosworthy | Russia before, during and after the Great War |
| 1925 | Major-Gen. Sir Frederick Maurice | Statesmen and soldiers in the American civil war |
| 1927 | Major-Gen. Sir Wilkinson Bird | Some early crises of the war, and the events leading up to them: Western Front 1914 |
| 1928 | Major Gen. Sir George Aston | Problems of empire defence |
| 1929 | A.R. Hinks | Frontiers and boundary delimitations |
| 1930 | W.W. Tarn | Hellenistic military developments |
| 1931 | Adm. Sir Herbert W. Richmond | Capture at sea in war |
| 1932 | Capt. Basil H. Liddell Hart | The movement of military thought from the eighteenth to the twentieth century, and its influence on European history |
| 1933 | John Buchan (Lord Tweedsmuir) | Oliver Cromwell as a soldier |
| 1934 | Air Com. L E O Charlton | Military aeronautics applied to modern warfare |
| 1936 | C.R.M.F. Cruttwell | The role of British strategy in the Great War |
| 1937 | Gen. Sir Edmund Ironside | British military history from 1899 to the present |
| 1939 | Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell | Generalship |
| 1940 | Gen. Sir Frederick Maurice | Public opinion in war |
| 1941 | Capt. Cyril Falls | The nature of modern warfare |
| 1942 | Maj. Gen. Sir George Lindsay | War on the civil and military fronts |
| 1946 | Col. A.H. Burne | Military strategy as exemplified in World War II |
| 1947 | Air-Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder | Air power in modern warfare |
| 1948 | Adml. Sir William James | The influence of sea power upon the history of the British people |
| 1949 | Sir Ronald Weeks | Organisation and equipment for war |
| 1950 | Sir Henry Tizard | The influence of war on science |
| 1951 | Gen. Sir William Platt | The campaign against Italian East Africa, 1940-1 |
| 1951 | Capt. G.H. Roberts RN | The battles of the Atlantic |
| 1952 | Air Chief Marshal Sir Roderic Hill | Some human factors in war |
| 1953 | Sir Fitzroy Maclean | Irregular warfare |
| 1954 | Gen. Sir Brian Horrocks | Are we training for the last war? |
| 1956 | Prof. P.M.S. Blackett | Atomic weapons 1945-1955 |
| 1957 | J.P.W. Ehrman | Cabinet government and war, 1890-1940 |
| 1958 | Field Marshal Lord Harding | Mediterranean strategy in the 2nd World War |
| 1958 | Sir Leslie Rowan | Arms and economics: the changing challenge |
| 1960 | Capt. Steven W. Roskill | Maritime strategy in the twentieth century |
| 1961 | Firld Marshal Lord Slim | The military mind and The spirit of an army |
| 1962 | Lt. Gen. Sir John W. Hackett | The profession of arms |
| 1963 | Dr A. Noble Frankland | The strategic air offensive |
| 1965 | Sir Solly Zuckerman | Science and military affairs |
| 1966 | Prof Michael Howard | Conduct of British strategy in the 2nd World War |
| 1968 | Prof. R.V. Jones | Command |
| 1969 | Alastair Buchan | The changing functions of military force in international politics |
| 1970 | Prof. Geoffrey F.A. Best | Conscience and the conduct of war, from the French Revolution through the Franco-Prussian war |
| 1971 | Prof. F.Harry Hinsley | War and the development of the international system |
| 1972 | Prof. John Erickson | Soviet soldiers and Soviet society |
| 1973 | Prof. Piers G. Mackesy | Problems of an amphibious power 1795-1808 |
| 1974 | D. Cameron Watt | European armed forces and the approach of the 2nd World War 1933-39 |
| 1974 | Prof. Herman Bondi | Science and defence |
| 1975 | Dr. R.L. Clutterbuck | Guerilla warfare and political violence |
| 1977 | Prof. Christopher Thorne | Anglo-American relations and war against Japan 1941-45 |
| 1979 | F-M Lord Carver | Apostles of mobility |
| 1981 | Prof. L.W. Martin | Evolution of nuclear strategic doctrine since 1945 |
| 1983 | Alistair Horne | The French army and politics 1870-1970 |
| 1984 | Dr. Geoffrey Parker | The Military Revolution |
| 1986 | John D. Keegan | Some fallacies of military history |
| 1989 | Dr Alan Bowman | Vindolanda and the Roman Army: New documents from the northern frontier |
| 1990 | Maurice Keen | English military experience c.1340- c. 1450 |
| 1992 | Prof William McNeill | Dance, drill and bonding in human affairs |
| 1995 | Prof Hew Strachan | The politics of the British Army 1815-1914 |
| 1996 | Field-Marshal Sir Peter Inge | Military force in a changing world |
| 1998 | Prof Keith Jeffery | ‘For the freedom of small nations’: Ireland and the Great War |
| 2000 | Prof Brian Bond | Britain and the First World War: The challenge to historians |
| 2002 | Antony Beevor | The experience of war |
| 2004 | David Parrott | War, Armies, and Politics in Early Modern Europe: The Military Devolution, 1560-1660 |
| 2006 | Ben Shephard | What Makes a Soldier? And What Does Not? |
| 2008 | Peter Paret | 1806: The Cognitive Challenge of War |
| 2010 | Mr Andrew Roberts | The creation of Anglo-American grand strategy 1941–45 |
| Prof. Nicholas Rodger | The British Navy in the Second World War |
| Prof. Richard Overy | Air Power in the Second World War: A War Winner? |
| Sir Max Hastings | The British Army in the Second World War |
|
