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Our Storied History: The loss of USS Edith at Point Conception - Vimarsana News

Our Storied History: The loss of USS Edith at Point Conception

The Edith was one of many famous ships built by the renowned Boston merchant Robert B. Forbes. It was a screw steamer commissioned in 1844 by Forbes to use in

How War With Japan 120 Years Ago Accelerated The Fall Of The Russian Empire - Vimarsana News

How War With Japan 120 Years Ago Accelerated The Fall Of The Russian Empire

The Russo-Japanese conflict of 1904-05 was anticipated to be a "short, successful war" for Russia against an inferior opponent. Instead, it became a rout of St. Petersburg's forces in the Far East, and the beginning of the end for Russia’s last tsar.

Source: rferl.org
Russian Defeat at Tsushima and the Risks of Losing a War With China - Vimarsana News

Russian Defeat at Tsushima and the Risks of Losing a War With China

"Operational and tactical defeats" can have "major strategic consequences," the US Air Force's top civilian official says.

An embarrassing Russian defeat a century ago is a warning about the risks of losing a war to China now, top US Air Force official says - Vimarsana News

An embarrassing Russian defeat a century ago is a warning about the risks of losing a war to China now, top US Air Force official says

"Operational and tactical defeats" can have "major strategic consequences," the US Air Force's top civilian official says.

Source: yahoo.com
The US in Asia: a long history of aggression - Vimarsana News

The US in Asia: a long history of aggression

When the US secretary of defense, Lloyd Austin, told an audience in Singapore recently that the US would not allow “coercion and bullying” of its allies by China, he must have been counting on a lack of historical knowledge (or a tolerance for hypocrisy) in his audience. Bullying and coercion, including threatened and actual military attacks, are not something new; they have been part of US policy in Asia (and elsewhere) for two centuries.