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Tag Archives: Bundeswehr
Europe’s Dysfunctional Defense Dilemma
Warfare is an endemic part of the human condition, but for at least two millennia, Europeans were the defining practitioners of it. From Alexander the Great and the Roman legions up through the Napoleonic Wars and the Blitzkrieg, Europe was … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Alice Weidel, Alternative for Germany, Angela Merkel, Bundeswehr, Cold War, Common Security and Defence Policy, Emmanuel Macron, Estonia, EU, France, Germany, INF Treaty, Latvia, Lithuania, Marine Le Pen, Military, NATO, Pershing missiles, Poland, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin
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In A Surprise Development, Germany Now Sucks At War
One reason both Kaiser Wilhelm and Adolf Hitler were able to plunge the globe into successive world wars was that the German military was just that good. The combination of Germany’s industrial might and the Prussian military tradition proved a … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Bundeswehr, Foreign Policy, Germany, Military, NATO
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