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The ideal Russian armored cruiser that never was: How abandoning Witte’s policy could have reshaped the Russian fleet on the eve of the Russo-Japanese War
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Let us imagine that by the beginning of the Russo-Japanese War, Russia had managed to concentrate in Port Arthur not seven battleships and several armored ...

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Memoirs of an Old Knight of Acre. Chapter XV. Across the Bosporus
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Part I. The Last Evening “A man rarely notices where one chapter of his life ends and another begins. Sometimes the boundary is a river. Sometimes it is a ...

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Memoirs of an Old Knight of Acre. Chapter XIV. The Queen of Cities
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Part I. The Second Rome “Some cities astonish a man with their walls. Others with their palaces. But there are cities that change his very understanding ...

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Memoirs of an Old Knight of Acre. Chapter XIII. Via Egnatia
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“A man rarely notices when one world ends and another begins. There is no wall, no boundary stone, no river dividing one from the other. You simply wake one ...

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Air Power of the Sleeping Tiger. What Indonesia’s Future SE-7 Astrapia AEW&C Aircraft Could Look Like
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Indonesia is rarely seen as a future great power, even though it possesses almost everything required to become one: a huge population, a growing economy, ...

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The Dewoitine D.550, a record-breaking aircraft. France
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  France is rightly considered by many to be the cradle of aviation. In the late 19th century and during the early years of aviation, it was in ...

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The History of the Soviet Navy That Never Was: The Large “Poltava”-Class Cruisers and Their Successors
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Continuing the story about the Soviet “X” heavy cruisers, I’d like to present an alternative scenario in which the 240-mm main-caliber guns were, in fact, put ...

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Kaiser's Last Hope, or The First Super Heavyweight
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Long before German engineers turned their talents to the extravagant and highly “optimistic” designs of World War II heavy tanks, they were already working on ...

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A Bitter Tree: The Curtiss-Wright C-76 Caravan, a Proven Medium Military Transport Aircraft
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  Editor's Foreword: Built of wood to conserve aluminum—which, it was feared, would be in short supply during the war—the Curtiss C-76 Caravan ...

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If the Soviet Union Had Survived: What Soviet Main Battle Tanks of the 1990s Could Have Looked Like
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The history of Soviet tank development ended at perhaps its most interesting moment. By the late 1980s, the USSR simultaneously possessed several powerful ...

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