5 Of The Most Brutal Tactics in the History of Warfare Very interesting piece about the tactics of the Roman cohort, to include their footwear. Never underestimate how useful and practical a good pair of boots are! I have always worn mid-ankle type boots year around versus athletic shoes for this very reason. Prepare…
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Now and Then: The Spanish Republic (Part 1, The Origin)
Now and Then: The Spanish Republic (Part 1, The Origin) Historical essay by Morghur. An exposition on the origins of the Spanish Civil War. The study of the Spanish Civil War can yield a lot of pearls in terms of understanding how far-left political groups infiltrate, divide and destroy.
The Gunmetal Armory: WW2 SOE/OSS Railway & Bridge Demo
The Gunmetal Armory: WW2 SOE/OSS Railway & Bridge Demo Really well done 37 minute podcast about OSS Sabotage in WW2 on trains and railways.
From Longbows to Spitfires – Nine Weapons that Made Britain Great
“Part of the country’s edge in its history of conflicts has been superior technology by land, sea, and air.” By Douglas Brown THE UNITED KINGDOM has seen its share of armed conflicts. In fact, few… The post From Longbows to Spitfires – Nine Weapons that Made Britain Great appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com. From Longbows to Spitfires…
How Obama Sabotaged the American Military
H/T American Partisan How Obama Sabotaged the American Military “His order redefined diversity as the military’s “greatest asset” and reinvented national security as a system for maximizing employment diversity by race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and every identity politics metric, but not the military metrics that truly mattered, readiness, competence, and a willingness…
No Blood for Burisma
No Blood for Burisma If you read one article this week, read this one, and then pass it on to somebody you care about. My friend NC Scout hit’s the nail on the proverbial head with a fine piece of writing.
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In Memoriam: Remembering Pearl Harbor
101-Year-Old Returns to Pearl Harbor to Remember Those Lost Take some time today to Remember the Sacrifice.
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On this Day in History (12/2/1805): Napoleon Wins at Austerlitz
Napoleon’s Win At Austerlitz – His Greatest Success On December 2, 1805, Napoleon achieved what many consider his greatest success. Outnumbered by the combined armies of the Russian Tsar Alexander I and the Austrian Holy Roman Emperor Francis II, he won a stunning victory at the Battle of Austerlitz. A Lesson in How to…