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As our national will weakened over the last half-century, a number of myths have arisen to cripple our application of force and comfort those who lack courage. From the fantasy that a handful of precision strikes will bring down a mighty opponent, to the insistence that monstrous enemies must be accorded the same legal rights …
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You Command Solution: Spanish Blue Division in Russia, 1943Historical outcome and winning Reader Solutions to CDG #55, March 2013 issue. The March 2013 issue of Armchair General ® presented the Combat Decision Game “Spanish Blue Division i… Read MoreTruman’s Nightmare: U.S. Invasion of Japan, 1945-46Daunting terrain and fanatical resistance threatened to take a horrific toll on GI invaders. The operation for the occupation of Japan following the landing may be a very long, cos… Read MoreTen Myths of GettysburgThe battle of lies that trailed the battle of blood. No other battle in history has fallen victim to as many myths and outright lies as Gettysburg – not Thermopylae or Waterloo, no… Read MoreYou Command: Canadian Infantry Attack, 1944As a Canadian brigade commander, YOU must lead an assault against German defenders near Antwerp. Logistics, rightly termed the “sinews of war,” is the lifeblood of modern armies. K… Read MoreInteractive: Battle of Trenton, 1776Choose the correct target for an American infantryman facing multiple Hessian mercenaries. You are Private James MacFarlane, an infantryman in General George Washington’s Continent… Read More
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