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Ancient History: 10 Recent Discoveries

Posted on 19 May 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Not very long ago, the common consensus was that “civilization” developed slowly in Europe. Outside of the Mediterranean civilizations of Greece and Italy, ancient Europe was a backwater full of barbaric tribesmen who mostly lived in hut-like dwellings. Most laymen and many historians would say that compared to Sumer, Babylon, China, Egypt, and the Indus…

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Socialism Sucks: The Political Rehabilitation of Che’ Guevera

Posted on 16 May 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

It might surprise some of you to hear that I can be completely unreasonable and even aggressive about certain issues; the rest of you already know me well enough to expect it. I left all my social skills someplace in Eastern Europe. I’ve even been known to make an ass out of myself in public…

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Word History: 11 Craven Words for Cowards

Posted on 13 May 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

As  Writer and Historian, I have always been interested in etymology, especially regarding the subject of military history and warfare in general. If you guys have any interesting tidbits or interesting words regarding this subject, shoot me a comment. -SF From the time we’re little children, we’re taught the virtues of bravery, though not always…

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Ancient History: Ye’ Merry old Days Of Spearing Those Cursed Flying Machines Called Drones

Posted on 12 May 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

This is what happens when you fly a 21st century drone over an epic 15th century battle. Way back in the olden days, when unicorns roamed the Earth and dragons ruled the skies, before gunpowder and reflective belts and buffalo chicken MREs, your average foot soldier could throw a spear through a man’s eyeball from…

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Ancient Military History: Caractacus, The Powerful Celtic King Who Defied Rome

Posted on 5 May 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

This is One of the earlier accounts of Guerilla Warfare used against the Romans during their time in early Britain. Here is a really good timeline of this period for those that are interested. -SF Caractacus was a king and tribal leader of the ancient Britons during the Iron Age and ruler of the Catuvellaunui,…

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