Over at Laser Wars, Jared Keller credits Israeli success in the field of laser weapons to a program, begun in 1979, that ‘aggressively trains recruits as both technologists and combat officers’.
Over at Cracking Defense, Matthew Palmer looks at the weapons that European armies are buying from Singapore and South Korea.
Over at What Then, Sam Alaimo employs the example of Once an Eagle to remind us that fiction still matters.
Over at Ridgeway’s Notebook, Tyler Fox tells the tale of the role played by a six-man supply section in Operation Market Garden.
Over at Dead Carl and You, Kieran Pfitzner, who advises us to ‘remember yesterday’s tomorrow’, lays out three ‘Alternatives to the Schlieffen Plan’. (As you can see from the following links, this is a popular subject here at the Old Headquarters Building.)
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