Michael Peck

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China's New War Strategy Is More About Confusing Enemy Forces Than Missile Strikes

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North Korean Military Doctrine Hasn't Changed Much Since the 1950s

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The People's Liberation Army is Getting Smaller - But Deadlier

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Taiwan Can Land an F-16 on a Highway. Nice! (But Does It Matter?)

Lessons: How Turkey Nearly Destroyed Its Own Air Force

Fact: The F-15 Almost Joined the U.S. Navy

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Naval Blunder: The Dismal History of the Battlecruiser

David vs. Goliath: How the British Navy Sunk This Monster German Battleship

What Americans Can Learn From the Battle of the Bulge

D-Day Disaster: Could Chemical Weapons Have Ruined D-Day for America?

To Keep the Soviets Out, America Planned to Destroy the Middle East

Who are the Five Greatest Generals in U.S. History?

Did Nazi Germany Provide the Blueprints for China to Sink Carriers?

Does the Poseidon Missile Give Russia an Edge in Naval Combat?

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Why America's Military Needs More Smart Bombs

Tour group gathers under a Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird at Udvar-Hazy Smithsonian National Air and Space Annex Museum in Virginia

Why America Almost Lost the Race to Fly the First Mach 3 Jet

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When American Bombs Almost Killed Muammar el-Qaddafi

England's Submarines Are One Step from Nuclear Disaster

The F-103 Could Have Been America's Mach 3 Ramjet Fighter

The Time America Almost Invaded OPEC

Cold War Battle in the Sky: F-86 Saber vs. Mig-15

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