Tag: seapower
The Civilization series of games is in some sense ideal for depicting the influence of seapower on history. Civilization connects geography, technology, and economic power to military capability, re
A British civil servant receives a cryptic request from an old friend, and immediately heads to Germany. The two embark on the tiny yacht Dulcibella to explore the north German coast. The stakes are u
In 1980, the USS Nimitz sails out of Pearl Harbor and into a strange storm. On the other side, the crew finds itself in December 6, 1941. After coming to terms with the basics of the situation, Capt
In this week’s WPR column, I talk a bit about the Bold Alligator amphibious exercise: Many other navies accept the basic concepts of amphibious operations and seek to replicate those capabilitie
Thoughts on the recent USN rescue of Iranian fishermen: To be sure, this version of the rescue represents public relations spin, but soft power often amounts to framing narrative for the purposes of p
A couple of weeks ago, Mackenzie Eaglen and Bryan McGrath published “A Day Without Seapower,” a nightmare scenario in which Barack Obama breaks the coffee machine at the Heritage Foundatio
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- Cowardly accessories to murder demand the protection they refused to provide
- Uvalde police didn’t want *anyone else* doing their job, either
- 19 dead kids and 19 live cops
- Monsters
- Metal Masculinity
- Coward cops and America’s WMD gun fetish
- The Glemming