Militia Myth
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bunch of fucking vatniks
January 14, 2026 at 11:31 PM
bunch of fucking vatniks
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"Trump doesn't care about details so I bet we can get him to back off getting to recolour a big piece of the map through a complex package of cross-sectoral technical concessions that speak to the concerns he's clearly only pretending to have..."
January 14, 2026 at 11:39 AM
"Trump doesn't care about details so I bet we can get him to back off getting to recolour a big piece of the map through a complex package of cross-sectoral technical concessions that speak to the concerns he's clearly only pretending to have..."
Lundstrom's follow up book going to Guadalcanal is also excellent. Crazy how many sorties ended in "...and he was never seen again" across the unfathomable distances of the South Pacific
January 13, 2026 at 12:12 AM
Lundstrom's follow up book going to Guadalcanal is also excellent. Crazy how many sorties ended in "...and he was never seen again" across the unfathomable distances of the South Pacific
More competitive position but I'm bit surprised they didn't take Lane Hutson given the season he's having.
Still way less insane than the Robertson snub.
Still way less insane than the Robertson snub.
January 6, 2026 at 10:52 PM
More competitive position but I'm bit surprised they didn't take Lane Hutson given the season he's having.
Still way less insane than the Robertson snub.
Still way less insane than the Robertson snub.
fwiw I touched on JIT for my MSc thesis and on the civilian side it's become less popular since the COVID supply shocks. Which is part of the reason that the Red Sea closure had comparatively little economic effect globally.
I would hope (lol) it's the same or better on the DIB side.
I would hope (lol) it's the same or better on the DIB side.
January 6, 2026 at 1:04 PM
fwiw I touched on JIT for my MSc thesis and on the civilian side it's become less popular since the COVID supply shocks. Which is part of the reason that the Red Sea closure had comparatively little economic effect globally.
I would hope (lol) it's the same or better on the DIB side.
I would hope (lol) it's the same or better on the DIB side.
I often think about how Westerbork was built by the Dutch government itself as the response to the increasing flow of Jewish refugees out of Germany.
January 4, 2026 at 12:41 AM
I often think about how Westerbork was built by the Dutch government itself as the response to the increasing flow of Jewish refugees out of Germany.
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Michael O’Hanlon on Iraq, 2005:
“Invading another country with the intention of destroying its existing government yet without a serious strategy for providing security thereafter defies logic and falls short of proper professional military standards of competence. It was in fact unconscionable.”
“Invading another country with the intention of destroying its existing government yet without a serious strategy for providing security thereafter defies logic and falls short of proper professional military standards of competence. It was in fact unconscionable.”
January 3, 2026 at 5:25 PM
Michael O’Hanlon on Iraq, 2005:
“Invading another country with the intention of destroying its existing government yet without a serious strategy for providing security thereafter defies logic and falls short of proper professional military standards of competence. It was in fact unconscionable.”
“Invading another country with the intention of destroying its existing government yet without a serious strategy for providing security thereafter defies logic and falls short of proper professional military standards of competence. It was in fact unconscionable.”