Milstack Saturday showcases the best articles I read on Substack in the past seven days.
The Operational Art of War ponders the improbability of British victory in the South Atlantic War of 1982.
Laser Wars reports on American attempt to build lasers able to shoot down cruise missiles.
The American Defense Substack celebrates a contract to build, rather than embellish, a basic weapon.
Garrison Notes tells a tale of the time in 1916 when Siegfried Sassoon wrote an elegy to mourn the death of a Robert Graves, who, marvelous to say, would live until 1985.
Waronimics characterizes the ongoing war in Ukraine (now in it’s twelfth year) as ‘Russia’s Last War’.
Fleet Logic describes the shipyard that Saronic Technologies plans to build in Brownsville, Texas.
The Bazaar of War sketches out a ‘rebalanced’ combat arms organization for a battlefield rich in drones.
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