Almost forty years of experience in the Royal Air Force provide Dye with significant operational experience that...
Dusty Shelves
Dusty Shelves is a recurring series in War Room that focuses on the thousands of artifacts—writings and objects—sitting on dusty shelves in libraries, museums, repositories, or trunks in attics. Some of them reinforce well-known and traveled stories, but others have unique tales to tell on their own. In an ever-evolving strategic environment, some of these older tales may now be very relevant.
We're back with another visit to the Dusty Shelves with a look at Alvin and Heidi Toffler’s...
Heather Venable is back with another Dusty Shelves entry that looks at William C. Sherman's "Air Warfare."...
The Dusty Shelves series is back with a look at the 1968 classic Unless Peace Comes: A...
DUSTY SHELVES is back and this time Rick Chersicla is taking a look at John Steinbeck’s The...
The DUSTY SHELVES series takes looks at a book out of the not too distant past. WAR...
The DUSTY SHELVES series is happy to welcome back J. Overton as he takes a look at...
DUSTY SHELVES welcomes Sam Wilkins as he takes a look at One Hundred Days: The Memoirs of...
It's been a while but the DUSTY SHELVES series is back with a new look at an...
The circumstances for both exercises centered on an imagined invasion and occupation of Oahu, including the naval...
The DUSTY SHELVES series welcomes Mitchell Klingenberg to dust off Victor Davis Hanson's The Soul of Battle:...
DUSTY SHELVES welcomes Mark Lottman as he examines Herbert Tint’s French Foreign Policy since the Second World...
In October 1962, during what become known as the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Navy evacuated nearly 3000...
With such overwhelming numbers, how could the Allies not win? The numbers in World War II are...
Before speculating about another civil war, one should properly understand the first – the reasons for it,...
As the American national security apparatus again focuses on peer-to-peer combat after thirty years of assumed supremacy...
Today, as the United States once more finds itself in a situation of near-peer competition with China...
Churchill, an avid painter, ‘saw the beauty and vitality of details, and their effect on larger strategic...
If we’re all being honest, what we’ve really missed while not traveling is the joy of capturing...
The historical profession in the mid-twentieth-century decisively shifted its focus to social and cultural frameworks, which seemingly...