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Saturday, May 22, 2010

How to Lose a War: More Foolish Plans and Great Military Blunders

How to Lose a War: More Foolish Plans and Great Military Blunders Review

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How to Lose a War: More Foolish Plans and Great Military Blunders Feature

From the Crusades to the modern age of chemical warfare and smart bombs, history is littered with truly disastrous military campaigns. How to Lose a War chronicles some of the most remarkable strategic catastrophes and doomed military adventures of overreaching invaders and clueless defenders—whether the failure was a result of poor planning, miscalculations, monumental ego, or failed intelligence . . . or just a really stupid idea to begin with.

Alexander invades India—and ends up in deep vindaloo.
Sacre bleu! The French are humiliated by Prussia in 1870.
spain's "invincible navy" breaks up off the coast of britain while attempting an invasion.
the mau mau rebellion against the british in kenya shows us how not to run an insurgency.
Chiang Kai-Shek's pathetic army fails to keep Mao's Communists from grabbing China.

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Sunday, April 11, 2010

War Crimes: The Left's Campaign to Destroy Our Military and Lose the War on Terror

War Crimes: The Left's Campaign to Destroy Our Military and Lose the War on Terror Review

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War Crimes: The Left's Campaign to Destroy Our Military and Lose the War on Terror Feature

This blistering indictment of the American Left lays bare the well-coordinated and well-financed campaign against our nation’s armed forces.

“Brilliant . . . Buzz takes on the enemy we are compelled to confront here at home, and he does so in the manner of all good combat veterans–no b.s., name by name, and driving headlong into the ambush."
—General Thomas G. McInerney, Fox News military

“To demonstrate the real-world consequences of those working to undermine U.S. efforts. . . [Patterson] went to the front lines to interview about 300 troops.”
—Philadelphia Inquirer

“Patterson doesn’t mince words.”
—Washington Times

“Nearly everyone claims to ‘support the troops,’ but War Crimes identifies the who, what, why, and how of those who, instead, actively undermine the mission our nation called our troops to do. . . Way to go, Colonel.”—Major Eric Egland (Air Force Reserve), author of The Troops Need You, America