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Did You Know South Korea Helped Fight the Vietnam War?
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The Last Image You Will See: The M270 MLRS Is a Stone Cold Killer
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This Is How Israel Dominated the Middle East with World War II Tanks
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China Claims Its New Submarines are Quieter Than Ever
Ultraquiet propulsion would put an end to unquestioned U.S. acoustic supremacy, opening up new operational and strategic vistas before the PLA Navy while ushering in a deadlier phase of U.S.-China strategic competition.
Here s What You Need To Remember: Does new engineering technology herald an age of Chinese maritime supremacy? Of course not. Carl von Clausewitz portrays martial strife as constant struggle between “wrestlers” striving to “throw” each other for strategic gain.
Word has it that China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLA Navy) has staged a breakthrough in submarine propulsion. At any rate, that’s the word from marine engineer Rear Admiral Ma Weiming, a specialist in electromagnetic systems. Admiral Ma recently reported on state-run CCTV that shipwrights are installing shaftless rim-driven pumpjets in China’s “next-generation nuclear submarines,” meaning attack or ballistic-missile
These Countries Are Forming Armies Capable of Large-Scale War
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