A bleak sun dawned today over a brutal, unforgiving world. Matt Fay brutalizes Max Boot on the issue of missile defense. More on this later. Nukey nukey! Best tool I've seen for depicting the likely damage of a nuclear weapon dropped on your hometown. This...
lazy blogging
Starting the week off with some lazy blogging: Read Duck of Minerva's daily roundup. I get most of this stuff from them, anyway. What are navies good for: Africa edition..
Stuff that's been hanging around in the inbox... How economic slowdown in China may affect the PLAN. How China uses seapower. Royal Navy action reports from World War I and.
Stuff that I didn't get a chance to blog: Dave Mustaine continues to justify the hiring of Kirk Hammett. Chinese answers to the question "Why did the Soviet Union fall?" Drones that can capture rather than kill. The evolution of Japanese defense strategy. Russia lays...
Some random Friday linkage: I like Max Fisher; I have nothing against his family. He stands between me and Eli Lake, and that means he's gonna get paved over. Luck.
Over the past two weeks I have driven thousands of miles, attended two bachelor's parties, witnessed two weddings, and gained six pounds. I've been only periodically in touch with the.
For your pleasure: Long, interesting post from Dmitry Gorenburg on conflict at the Russian Academy of Military Sciences. I suspect that Hamas and Hezbollah will be delighted by the opportunity to bleed Israel of $25000 at will. Tactically impressive, but quite likely to be a...
Some random link in lieu of actual blogging. General apologies for the slowness; things picking up at school, column takes up some of my writing time, etc. But I read....
Some lazy blogging on a Tuesday evening... IDF intergrating its submarine crews? Foreign militaries advising the US on the changes necessitated by expected DADT repeal. Biddle on politics and war..
Apologies again for the lack of blogging; currently at APSA. Some links for your morning perusal: Litter, torture, and Jay Bybee The US vs. the top EU economies How a Tomahawk kills stuff The literary takes a sci-fi turn. Military recruiting from around the world....
Apologies for slow blogging; the beginning of the semester and my ongoing efforts to kill the Air Force (book!) take precedence. Some links: Derek Reveron on the growing military appreciation.
I've been paying a lot of attention to this, and like Rob, I'm delighted -- even though it's a rare deal within the same division. This seems to be a.