Moscow and Beijing are using flexible combinations of military and non-military methods, overt and covert, to test, destabilise and weaken rivals. It’s working.
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Century Old Rifle Is Still in Service With the US Military
Though the U.S. military has cutting-edge technology and constantly evolving weapons development, the military also maintains older weapons with proven reliability. These older weapons were introduced ...
Truman understood what eludes Trump: that the alternative to cacophony is violence, and violence in the modern world can mean nuclear hell.
Our grandson is a U.S. Marine. This week I told him about his great-grandfather, my Dad, who was a proud U.S. Marine. Dad, like other U.S. Marines I know, are Marines, even if they aren’t currently ...
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Operation Unthinkable - A Secret Double Cross to Destroy the Soviet Union
As World War II was coming to an end and the Nazi threat was being suppressed, the uncertainty of the new world order significantly concerned the Allied leaders, with British Prime Minister Winston ...
Truman understood what eludes Trump: that the alternative to cacophony is violence, and violence in the modern world can mean nuclear hell.
Our grandson is a U.S. Marine. This week I told him about his great-grandfather, my dad, who was a proud U.S. Marine. Dad and other Marines I know are Marines, even if they aren’t currently serving.
Our grandson is a U.S. Marine. This week I told him about his great-grandfather, my dad, who was a proud U.S. Marine. Dad and other Marines I know are Marines, even if they aren’t currently serving.
Bertil Lintner reviews new books about U Thant, the Burmese schoolmaster who helmed the UN during its heyday, and about Vladimir Putin’s desperate attempts to find support in the East.
The peacemaker-in-chief claims that while he was allegedly out ending seven wars, 'sadly, in all cases, the United Nations did not even try to help'.
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The Last Bayonet Charge in US Military History - Korean War 1951
On February 7, 1951, Captain Lewis Lee Millet was approaching Hill 180 in Korea when he and his Company E realized that the enemy was right above them. Suddenly, they were met with intense fire from a ...
Agonising hell. These are the only two words that can describe the horror inflicted on Indian soldiers, leading to thousands of painful deaths, during World War II by the Japanese army when it was ...
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