Milstack Saturday showcases the best articles I read in the week prior to publication.
Timothy Togo Guizzetti Yasuda, of Defence Compendium, begins his contemplation of the future of rotary-wing aircraft with a précis of the history of the helicopter.
Fabian Hoffmann, of Missile Matters, compiles a catalog of long-range strike weapons – whether ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, or drones – built in Ukraine.
In the course of his hunt for British submarines, Robin Potter, of Western Approaches, finds lots of Russian ones.
Julien Hoez, of The French Dispatch, provides a translation of the paean to bellicose civic nationalism recently sung by Fabien Mandon, chief of staff of the armed forces of the French Republic.
Gary Anderson, writing on Compass Points, tells of the time, not too long ago, when a well-timed parade convinced Philippine generals to cancel a coup that they had been contemplating.
