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javaguru said:
The Prince takes about 30 minutes to read.
Shoot....I'll bet that Bush even read that book.
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The Prince takes about 30 minutes to read.
Shoot....I'll bet that Bush even read that book.
test boy ii
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jnuts said:
whatpower?
javaguru
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Ya know, you're right..combined arms does include airpower as a major player.jnuts said:
They coined knights of the air for a reason...warriors on all sides.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-klyiFhkLfk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oA9zy-qtxA
Tell me that footage doesn't give you chills. It disturbs me to see Americans dying, greatly, but we all fought for the same things.
test boy ii
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javaguru said:
Everybody fights for freedom.
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Reading/regurgitating and analyzing are different. I had to make a presentation,in a graduate level only class in arguably the best military history program of the time as an undergrad.This presentation was based on the multiple works I read. I recited "The Prince" in high school for my advanced history class and debunked it back then. His treatment of mercenaries is contradictory of real world results, they often performed better than resident conscripts. On the other hand, Clausewitz does define the western way of war. Go stick your dick up your ass. Don't fuck with me on military history or I'll make you my prison bitch......without lube.test boy ii said:
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heatherrae
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How about that ottoman empire boys? Get it? They sat around with their feet up. Get it?
