This issue contains two articles, one on military justice and one on reprisals. Both are of a more reflective nature and written from a historical perspective. Nevertheless, they are also both very much relevant today. Further, in this issue, you will find a contribution on Kosovo’s new legislation on weapons, as well as the programme of the International Society for Military Law and the Law of War’s VIIIth Seminar for Legal Advisors to the Armed Forces on ‘Responsibilities of Commanders and Legal Advisors in International Operations’, which took place in Riga. As ususal, there is also a series of book reviews and advertisements.

Furthermore, I welcome Dr. Aurel Sari to the editorial board of this Review. Aurel is a lecturer in law at the University of Exeter, specializing in public international law. He has a particular interest in the legal status of foreign armed forces under international law, on which he has been working for several years, and in the legal aspects of the EU’s security and defence policy.

Finally, I have the pleasure to announce that the Review will soon have a separate website at http://www.mllwr.org. Together with the availability of the Review on Heinonline, we hope this will lead to an even better visibility and dissemination of the Review.