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F35 – Trillion Dollar Waste of Tax Dollars?
by Jack Lockheed-Martin has been developing the next generation fighter, a stealthy jet dubbed the F35, but in it’s first dog fight against a 1970’s jet, the F16, it lost! The test pilot reported, “The F-35 was at a distinct energy … Continue reading
Part 2 Lessons from Iraq
by Jack CONT- A close up look at who we were fighting after Saddam: The insurgency was well motivated and they had no shortage of good weaponry. Leadership was fair to good, but if you have to summarize them, they … Continue reading
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Lessons from Iraq – Part 1
by Jack A clear look back at the Iraq War. . . After Saddam’s Army folded up a new fight began with what is known today as the “Insurgency:” This was the name applied to anyone, Iraqi, Saudi, Yemeni, Iranian, etc., who … Continue reading
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A Fight Between Good and Evil – Part III of the ISIS Assessment
by Jack Lee A Fight Between Good and Evil… 1836 – The outcome of a war is often determined by the strength of the cause than the strength of the military. The breakaway republic of Texas was outnumbered and outgunned … Continue reading
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Memorial Day Thoughts About My Service
by Jack When I was 18 Vietnam was a full on war, but I was attending a Junior College, so I was temporarily safe from the draft. We (fellow students) were frequently reminded of that by our instructors. They used that … Continue reading