Decision at Strasbourg – Book Review
In Decision at Strasbourg, military historian David P. Colley shows Supreme Commander Gen. Dwight Eisenhower at his worst, blindly rejecting a brilliant plan to stick with the "broad front."
Read MoreIn Decision at Strasbourg, military historian David P. Colley shows Supreme Commander Gen. Dwight Eisenhower at his worst, blindly rejecting a brilliant plan to stick with the "broad front."
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Read MoreTwenty-first century technology is increasing at a rapid place, especially on today's battlefields. P.W. Singer's book Wired for War explains the hows and whys of the robotics revolution in warfare. An Armchair General review.
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