2014/02/28
Drones in theory (Part 2: Aerial drones)
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. This part will look at aerial military drones (and not include anything that's tethered). The employment of aerial drones appears t...
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2014/02/27
Drones in theory (Part 1: Introduction)
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. Very much attention is being paid to drones, and it appears as if some technological sexiness and a feeling of novelty are the main driv...
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2014/02/24
Affordable FMS; an opportunity for U.S. foreign and fiscal policy
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. The United States appear to trend its land power down to a size that's still sufficient to bash some small powers occasionally, but ...
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2014/02/20
A blast from the past, mimicked by the present (I): Cobra AFV
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. The public discussions about future armoured vehicles tend to assume that many if not most of the near-future designs will be equipped w...
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2014/02/19
Robots: Not working as intended
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. Emotional attachment to robots could affect outcome on battlefield University of Washington The human factor can be ridiculous...
2014/02/14
Infantry firearms calibres - a long history
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. (This post was motivated by a somewhat heated exchange with someone who insisted to see a trend.) Why did we end up with a calibre o...
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[Fun] MSM news
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. I don't think what I wrote yesterday is ripe for prime time, so instead you may enjoy this: As so often, German media isn...
2014/02/10
Qiao Liang, Wang Xiangsui and officer-writers in general
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. About 15 years ago two Chinese colonels authored a book which in its translated form was called " Unrestricted Warfare " and c...
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2014/02/08
How NATO changed the perception of what an alliance is and does
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. ...to people who neglect the study of history. NATO - by far the most powerful military alliance ever - changed the perception of ...
Truly affordable fighters / The F-5 (video)
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. I looked at truly affordable (a.k.a. "lightweight") fighters and fighter-bombers from the Focker E-VIII to the Saab Gripen rec...
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