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A Soldier Responds to a Commons Report on Afghanistan

by Patrick Bury on 21 July 2011 · 9 comments

Baksheeshing above our weight

by David Betz on 24 June 2011 · 3 comments

Sorry, more pie is not on the menu.

by David Betz on 20 June 2011 · 12 comments

Who guards the guardians? Patrick Porter, that’s who…

by Kenneth Payne on 15 November 2010 · 12 comments

Strategy and the Singularity

by David Betz on 2 November 2010 · 14 comments

Come friendly bombs and fall on Abbey Wood

by David Betz on 19 October 2010 · 20 comments

The army after Afghanistan

by Kenneth Payne on 13 August 2010 · 12 comments

War of nerves?

by Kenneth Payne on 13 May 2010 · 9 comments

MOD Spites Face, Cuts off Nose

by David Betz on 16 March 2010 · 27 comments

Ruminations of the Usual Sacred Cows

by David Betz on 26 February 2010 · 7 comments

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