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Duke of Westminster's Medal for Military Literature
Created with the support of The Duke of Westminster, the Duke of Westminster's Medal for Military Literature has been awarded annually since 1997. The award is given to a book by a living author, regardless of nationality, gender or age, who makes a notable and original contribution to the study of international and national security and defence.
2012 Nominations now open
RUSI is now accepting nominations from authors, agents or publishers, as well as members of the armed forces or the Institute, for the 2012 Duke of Westminster‘s Medal for Military Literature.
The winner will be presented with the Medal and a cash prize of £1,000 and invited to deliver a lecture on their work to a distinguished audience at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies (RUSI), in Whitehall.