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More on the Mistrals

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In Robert Farley
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On April 15, 2010
Michael Cecire responds to my article about the sale of four Mistral class amphibious assault ships to Russia, but unfortunately misses most of the point: Certainly, there is no question that the Russian navy has qualitatively declined since the demise of the Soviet Union. And...

Russia-Georgia Part Deux?

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On April 23, 2009
Let's hope this doesn't happen. It seems highly unlikely, but then I can't say for sure just how far Russia would go to keep Georgia out of NATO. The idea of serious Russian interference in Georgian domestic politics also seems plausible to me, although how...

Georgian Army=Hezbollah?

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On September 9, 2008

Intriguing:A defense analyst I spoke with, who advises American ground forces, said to rebuild the Georgian military along conventional lines might be the wrong approach. Instead he suggested a different.

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Same as It Ever Was

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On August 21, 2008
I can't be the only one to think that this cover art is just... fabulous in so many ways. In other stuff that you should be reading:Doug Muir on Zviad Gamsakhurdia, the first leader of independent Georgia.Myers and Shanker on the difficulties of conducting diplomacy...

The Winter War

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On August 17, 2008

For some unfathomable reason I was reading the January 2006 issue of Military History today at the gym, and came upon a pretty good article about the Battle of Suomussalmi,.

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