Gap Crossing with Sticks
A fascine is simply a bundle of brushwood lashed together to form a lightweight gap crossing. It can also be used to secure the banks of rivers or other construction…
A fascine is simply a bundle of brushwood lashed together to form a lightweight gap crossing. It can also be used to secure the banks of rivers or other construction…
Some time ago 13th Spitfire wrote an article for Think Defence on the TSR2 and it would seem to be a popular topic. Chris has penned another, below. When I…
Blatantly stolen from Rantin Rab who stole it from other people! Are You Looking at My Pint? Germany, Austria and Italy are stood together in the middle of the pub,…
This is a slightly modified article reprinted with kind permission from 13th Spitfire... Over this weekend I attended a fantastic event which was extremely interesting. There were lots people there…
In the late thirties the RAF and Army pioneered close air support or air control in far flung places like Aden, the Sudan and Palestine. Combining innovative doctrine, technology like…
There has been a lot of blog coverage on the Haiti relief effort and from a defence perspective much of this has focussed on the air and sea bridge to…
The art of deception is as old as the art of war, the Trojan Horse is perhaps the most widely known. Although the use of fraud in any action is…