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Why the M1 Abrams Shouldn’t Have Been Built
For over forty years the M1 tank has been a world class fighting vehicle. But what you might not know is that the M1 should not have been built!
How Do Russians Put Out An Oil Fire? With An Anti-Tank Gun, Of Course!
The Long War Pt. 2; The Arakan Army
This is the second in a series on the Ethnic Armed Organisations (EAOs) of the Civil...
The First African American Ace? – James Lincoln Holt Peck
A little known but somewhat controversial figure in aviation and military history, James...
Japanese Self Defence Force Adopts New Type 20 Rifle
The Japanese Ground Self-Defence Force (JGSDF) is to adopt a new 5.56 mm rifle. A purchase of 3,000 Type 20 rifles is to be made this year.
Film Review: “Free Burma Rangers” (2020) – Heroism vs. Horror
Free Burma Rangers is an amazing doumentary giving insight into a remarkable organisation and shows both the horror and the herosim of the work they do.
GRP 146-A Wise Man Does His Own Work: The Story of a British Volunteer in The Fight Against ISIS – Global Recon
A podcast I did with Global Recon discussing fighting in Syria and the work I have done with Free Burma Rangers and Stronghold Relief in Burma (Myanmar).
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