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ATTRITION: The Destruction Of The Syrian Air Force
IRAQ: Holding Off The Holocaust
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MURPHY'S LAW: How The Generals Learned To Tolerate The Internet
YEMEN: Al Qaeda Scrambles To Survive
AFGHANISTAN: Taliban Divided On Making Peace
ISRAEL: Palestinians Inspired, Confused And Divided By Syria
MURPHY'S LAW: The Search For Politically Correct Weapons
COUNTER-TERRORISM: Why Syrian Rebels Have Their Own Internal Civil War
INFORMATION WARFARE: Data Mining Screws The Pirates
RUSSIA: The Red Army Gets Its Mojo Back
INFORMATION WARFARE: NetTraveler Joins Red October
WARPLANES: Yet More New Arrival Dates For The F-35
ARTILLERY: Caesar Gets Bulletproof, Just In Case
INDIA-PAKISTAN: Dark Days For The Generals
NAVAL AIR: U.S. Navy Ships Get a New UAV
INTELLIGENCE: How To Spot North Korean Spies
PROCUREMENT: Russia Battles Incompetent Shipyards
MURPHY'S LAW: The Chinese Edge Over South Asia
SYRIA: A Bloody Summer Guaranteed
SUDAN: Misery
NAVAL AIR: Russia Plays Catch Up
IRAN: The Sure Thing
NBC WEAPONS: New Nukes Overshadowed By Massive Retirements
INTELLIGENCE: Chinese Spies Slip Into India
PEACEKEEPING: Russians Flee The Caucasus Anyway
SOMALIA: Chaotic And Dangerous Is The New Normal
INTELLIGENCE: World War II LST Threatens China
SUBMARINES: American SSN Fleet Shrinks
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Information Warfare: Data Mining Screws The Pirates
Murphy's Law: The Search For Politically Correct Weapons
WARS Russia: The Red Army Gets Its Mojo Back
WARS Israel: Palestinians Inspired, Confused And Divided By Syria
Counter-Terrorism: Why Syrian Rebels Have Their Own Internal Civil War
WARS Afghanistan: Taliban Divided On Making Peace
Warplanes: Yet More New Arrival Dates For The F-35
Artillery: Caesar Gets Bulletproof, Just In Case
Intelligence: How To Spot North Korean Spies
Information Warfare: NetTraveler Joins Red October
WARS India-Pakistan: Dark Days For The Generals
Naval Air: U.S. Navy Ships Get a New UAV
Procurement: Russia Battles Incompetent Shipyards
Murphy's Law: The Chinese Edge Over South Asia
WARS Syria: A Bloody Summer Guaranteed
Naval Air: Russia Plays Catch Up
WARS Iran: The Sure Thing
NBC Weapons: New Nukes Overshadowed By Massive Retirements
WARS Sudan: Misery
Intelligence: Chinese Spies Slip Into India
Intelligence: World War II LST Threatens China
Submarines: American SSN Fleet Shrinks
Peacekeeping: Russians Flee The Caucasus Anyway
Space: The Chinese Conspiracy In Orbital Space
WARS Somalia: Chaotic And Dangerous Is The New Normal
MURPHY'S LAW: The Search For Politically Correct Weapons
SYRIA: A Bloody Summer Guaranteed
MURPHY'S LAW: Russian Diplomats Wield Their Missiles Deftly
SPACE: The Chinese Conspiracy In Orbital Space
IRAN: The Sure Thing
WARPLANES: Yet More New Arrival Dates For The F-35
INTELLIGENCE: World War II LST Threatens China
SUBMARINES: American SSN Fleet Shrinks
ARTILLERY: Caesar Gets Bulletproof, Just In Case
RUSSIA: The Red Army Gets Its Mojo Back
COUNTER-TERRORISM: Why Syrian Rebels Have Their Own Internal Civil War
IRAQ: Holding Off The Holocaust
MURPHY'S LAW: How The Generals Learned To Tolerate The Internet
ATTRITION: The Destruction Of The Syrian Air Force
INTELLIGENCE: Chinese Spies Slip Into India
FORCES: The Maniac Fringe In Syria
ISRAEL: Palestinians Inspired, Confused And Divided By Syria
AFGHANISTAN: Taliban Divided On Making Peace
INFORMATION WARFARE: NetTraveler Joins Red October
INDIA-PAKISTAN: Dark Days For The Generals
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Counter-Terrorism Operations: Why Syrian Rebels Have Their Own Internal Civil War
Attrition: The Destruction Of The Syrian Air Force
Iraq: Holding Off The Holocaust
Murphy's Law in Action: How The Generals Learned To Tolerate The Internet
Submarines: South Korean SSX -111
September 8, 2000
The US Navy is studying the idea of basing three-to-five nuclear attack submarines at Guam in order to reduce the transit time to bases on the US west coast. This would effectively increase the number of submarines on station without increasing the number of submarines in service.--Stephen V Cole
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