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Iran Strikes: Day 10
Day 10 of the Iran War: Oil spikes then falls, Iran gets a new theoretical Supreme Leader, China’s low cost GPS substitute is just as crappy as their other MilTech, the gulf states are investing in Ukrainian MilTech, and Habitual … Continue reading
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A Look At Chinese Artillery
Here is a moderately in-depth look at China’s current generation of artillery, and how it stacks up to American artillery. A lot of this is a fairly detailed order-of-battle breakdown of what and how many artillery pieces are assigned to … Continue reading