Marvel Comics meets Army War College

[stgislander]

This line made me laugh.

I shudder to think what his OER will look like. If he has any sense, so should he.

Military Lessons Learned from the Battle of Wakanda

By Matthew Ader The world is blessed that Steve Rogers never made it past captain. The Battle of Wakanda in Avengers: Infinity War is a master class in how not to use an infantry battalion. However…

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[Yooper]

ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS ARTICLE. A GREAT FIND.

Laughed so hard; brought me back to so, so many discussions and case studies.

Thank you.

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[stgislander]

ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS ARTICLE. A GREAT FIND.

Laughed so hard; brought me back to so, so many discussions and case studies.

Thank you.

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I posted that because I knew you would appreciate it.

 

[GURPS]

Angry Staff Officer is an Army engineer officer who is adrift in a sea of doctrine and staff operations and uses writing as a means to retain his sanity.

 

[Yooper]

Angry Staff Officer is an Army engineer officer who is adrift in a sea of doctrine and staff operations and uses writing as a means to retain his sanity.

Yup. Me, too. That was the line that compelled me to add the site to my daily feed!

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[Yooper]

I posted that because I knew you would appreciate it.

This Iron Major's post on Thaddeus Kosciusko is fantastic:

Thaddeus Kosciusko: The Polish Engineer You Never Heard of who Saved America

So, we know all about the heroes of the American Revolution, right? George Washington, John Adams, Paul Revere – OK, well, not him, he was a good silversmith, an average errand rider, and a godawfu…

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Hahah! But couldn't agree with him more:

From the northern campaign, Kosciusko now heads to West Point, which was then a fortified position on the Hudson rather than a factory for over-inflated egos, I mean, stellar officers.

Thanks for the "point to"!

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[stgislander]

Kosciusko and Pulaski are two of my favorite Revolutionary officers.

 

[Gilligan]

Kosciusko and Pulaski are two of my favorite Revolutionary officers.

I liked William Wallace better.

 

[littlelady]

I liked William Wallace better.

FREEDOM!!!!!!

This is interesting...https://www.thevintagenews.com/2019/01/03/william-wallace/

Same people...different times.