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Killing Kim: How America Will Fight the Next Korean War - Vimarsana News

Killing Kim: How America Will Fight the Next Korean War

The first U.S. forces that would be involved in a North-South Korean conflict are those currently based in South Korea.

How Russia Could Crush China in a War from Hell - Vimarsana News

How Russia Could Crush China in a War from Hell

Bombers, fighters, and bears. Oh my. 

Five Insane Reasons the U.S. Military Can't Be Beat (Think Stealth) - Vimarsana News

Five Insane Reasons the U.S. Military Can't Be Beat (Think Stealth)

Stealth doesn’t just apply to aircraft—submarines have been incorporating stealthy features for decades. And the most powerful combination of lethality and stealth is almost certainly the Ohio-class.

If the Soviets Had Invaded Europe, Could NATO Have Stopped Them? - Vimarsana News

If the Soviets Had Invaded Europe, Could NATO Have Stopped Them?

Red Storm is a tactical simulation of a hypothetical Warsaw Pact invasion of West Germany in 1989. God favors the side with the bigger battalions, says the old military proverb. The Soviet Union didn’t believe in God, but heaven knows, it did swear by the bigger battalions. So what if some of those numerous battalions had obsolete equipment, or soldiers and officers who didn’t speak the same language? As proclaimed by Stalin, himself a former Communist deity, “quantity has a quality all its own.” While the Soviets worshiped quantity, NATO had a different theology. Their god was quali...

Did the Navy Have a Plan for Russia's Super Aircraft Carrier? - Vimarsana News

Did the Navy Have a Plan for Russia's Super Aircraft Carrier?

The Soviet supercarrier  Ulyanovsk would have been a naval behemoth more than 1,000 feet long, with an 85,000-ton displacement. Here's What You Need to Remember: Great nations have carriers, Russia considers itself a great nation, and therefore the ship would be a symbol of national revival and destiny. In other words, a new carrier would be one more reason to forget the bad old days when the Soviet Union disintegrated. Had she ever sailed, the Soviet supercarrier  Ulyanovsk would have been a naval behemoth more than 1,000 feet long, with an 85,000-ton displacement and enough storage to ...