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Notes for a handbook of Military Irony

Admiralty Actions 1919-1939

Air-brushing History

American sportsmanship which saved Great Britain

Battles and Rewards

Churchill, Kitchener and the Dardanelles

Column versus Line: Trafalgar and Waterloo compared

Contra the “Curse of Amphibious Assaults”

Economic Strategy in a “Maze of Problems” Mrs Thatcher’s Years

Failure to Follow Through

Failures of the “Intelligence/Operations Communities”

Field Armies and Fortresses

French aid to British after 21 March 1918 PART 1

French aid to British after 21 March 1918 PART 2

Historical “Famous Last Words”

Neville Chamberlain at Munich 1938

Old Allies – New Enemies

President Roosevelt’s Decisions

Some famous bridges in History Built; Broken; Denied; Captured; Destroyed

Speed development of Piston-engined Military Aircraft

Stalin’s Question:- “How many Tanks?”

Strategic sea transports

The Battle of Jutland: the use and mis-use of SIGINT

The Prisoners of Blenheim

Three Famous Psychological Entrapments in War

Two “Pinpricks” which changed the course of WW2

Two Battles which Smashed Nations: Hastings (1066) and Manzikert (1071)

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1. Column versus Line: Trafalgar and Waterloo compared
2. Admiralty Actions 1919-1939
3. Two “Pinpricks” which changed the course of WW2
4. Three Famous Psychological Entrapments in War
5. French aid to British after 21 March 1918 PART 1
6. French aid to British after 21 March 1918 PART 2
7. President Roosevelt’s Decisions
8. The Battle of Jutland: the use and mis-use of SIGINT
9. Failures of the “Intelligence/Operations Communities”
10. American sportsmanship which saved Great Britain
11. Field Armies and Fortresses
12. Historical “Famous Last Words”
13. Churchill, Kitchener and the Dardanelles
14. Two Battles which Smashed Nations: Hastings (1066) and Manzikert (1071)
15. The Prisoners of Blenheim
16. Battles and Rewards
17. Old Allies – New Enemies
18. Neville Chamberlain at Munich 1938
19. Some famous bridges in History Built; Broken; Denied; Captured; Destroyed
20. Economic Strategy in a ‘Maze of Problems’ Mrs Thatcher’s Years
21. Failure to Follow Through
22. Stalin’s Question:- “How many Tanks?”
23. Contra the “Curse of Amphibious Assaults”
24. Strategic Sea Transports
25. Speed development of Piston-engined Military Aircraft
26. Air-brushing History
27. Notes for a handbook of Military Irony
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1. Column versus Line: Trafalgar and Waterloo compared
2. Admiralty Actions 1919-1939
3. Two “Pinpricks” which changed the course of WW2
4. Three Famous Psychological Entrapments in War
5. French aid to British after 21 March 1918 PART 1
6. French aid to British after 21 March 1918 PART 2
7. President Roosevelt’s Decisions
8. The Battle of Jutland: the use and mis-use of SIGINT
9. Failures of the “Intelligence/Operations Communities”
10. American sportsmanship which saved Great Britain
11. Field Armies and Fortresses
12. Historical “Famous Last Words”
13. Churchill, Kitchener and the Dardanelles
14. Two Battles which Smashed Nations: Hastings (1066) and Manzikert (1071)
15. The Prisoners of Blenheim
16. Battles and Rewards
17. Old Allies – New Enemies
18. Neville Chamberlain at Munich 1938
19. Some famous bridges in History Built; Broken; Denied; Captured; Destroyed
20. Economic Strategy in a ‘Maze of Problems’ Mrs Thatcher’s Years
21. Failure to Follow Through
22. Stalin’s Question:- “How many Tanks?”
23. Contra the “Curse of Amphibious Assaults”
24. Strategic Sea Transports
25. Speed development of Piston-engined Military Aircraft
26. Air-brushing History
27. Notes for a handbook of Military Irony
Privacy Policy
Posts
Contact Page

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