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WARPLANES: North Korea Goes Retro
PROCUREMENT: Another F-35 Failure
SUBMARINES: It Is Now A Six Pack
ARMOR: China Chooses Protection Over Flotation
ISRAEL: Hamas Makes A Controversial Deal
SURFACE FORCES : Avengers Upgraded
WARPLANES: Small Force, Huge Border
INFANTRY: Escaping From Death And Victory
IRAQ: For A Few Dollars More
PROCUREMENT: Getting A Gripen On It
PEACEKEEPING: The Island Disease
LEADERSHIP: Problem Solved
AIR TRANSPORTATION: The Legend Continues
SEA TRANSPORTATION: China And India, Together At Last
INDIA-PAKISTAN: Denial And Wrath
SUBMARINES: Oceans Empty Of Russians
KOREA: No Shit
COUNTER-TERRORISM: It's Just Business
INDONESIA: Sacrifices Must Be Made
MEXICO: Thugs Just Want To Have Fun
LEADERSHIP: The Key To Failure
ATTRITION: Drug Casualties And Collateral Damage
ATTRITION: Fire In The Blood
SUPPORT: Puzzle Me This
ATTRITION: USAF Releases The Aircraft Retirement List
ATTRITION: USAF Releases The Aircraft Retirement List
PROCUREMENT: Getting A Gripen On It
PROCUREMENT: Another F-35 Failure
SURFACE FORCES : Cracked, Leaking And Limping Along
INFANTRY: Escaping From Death And Victory
ISRAEL: Hamas Makes A Controversial Deal
INDIA-PAKISTAN: Denial And Wrath
SUBMARINES: Oceans Empty Of Russians
COUNTER-TERRORISM: Why Islamic Radicals Don't Last
PEACEKEEPING: The Island Disease
LEADERSHIP: The Key To Failure
KOREA: No Shit
PEACE TIME: Iraq And The American Gift
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SUPPORT: Puzzle Me This
WARPLANES: Mainly Because It Pisses Off The Russians
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Dirty Little Links: No more Dirty Little Links?
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Attrition: USAF Releases The Aircraft Retirement List
Procurement: Getting A Gripen On It
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Surface Forces: Cracked, Leaking And Limping Along
United States: listen to Gore
The 15th Peacekeeping Brigade Deploys
December
31, 2005: Russia?s first peacekeeping brigade (the 15th Peacekeeping Brigade)
is being sent to Abkhazia (a breakaway region of Georgia). Russia has had
conscript peacekeepers in Abkhazia since 1994, and the situation is pretty
quiet. The volunteer troops of the 15th Peacekeeping Brigade will be able to
improve their skills with little risk in Abkhazia. The next assignment probably
won?t be as easy, as Russia plans to use the 15th Peacekeeping Brigade in UN
peacekeeping assignments. Since the UN pays for peacekeeping troops, Russia is
not going to go broke keeping this unit around. Moreover, Russian peacekeepers
provide diplomatic and PR benefits. Russian contract troops (volunteers) are more
capable and disciplined than the usual Russian conscripts. This means that the
Russian peacekeepers will probably perform more effectively than a lot of the
less well trained and equipped peacekeepers from other countries, making the
Russian troops more desirable, and more respected, for peacekeeping operations.
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