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Athena: Cinematic Apocalyptica and Visions of Civil War

Carlos Perona Calvete January 30, 2023

Apocalyptic fiction will tend to promote either conformity or radicality, depending on whether the source of impending destruction is identified with the powers-that-be or some rebel force.

Top Marine General in Japan: U.S. Preparing for War With China

Robert Semonsen January 17, 2023

Lieutenant General James Bierman likened the U.S.’s current military preparations in the Asia-Pacific region to those it took in Ukraine post-2014.

Russia Faces Backlash for New Year’s Eve Attack

Bridget Ryder January 5, 2023

The attack marks the highest number of troops Russia has officially recognized as fallen in battle since the start of the Russian invasion in February 2022.

Peace at Forefront of Pope Francis’ Christmas Message

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 26, 2022

Provided they are guided by the virtue of prudence, Pope Francis’ call for peace and charity is a universal message meant for all, regardless of creed.

Remaking the West from the Broken Pieces of WWI

Andrew Petiprin December 11, 2022

The film does a manful job depicting conditions from which few people escape alive, and no soul remains unscarred.

Roadmap Proposed to Bolster Ammunition-Starved German Army

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 6, 2022

Various media reports say that for some weapon systems, Germany may only have enough ammunition for a few hours of combat should war break out.

To Those Who Gave Their All: A Reflection on the Importance of the Battlefield

Veronica Lademan November 21, 2022

Opening our hearts to contemplating the battlefield’s significance causes us to consider what we owe our people and our nation—generations dead, living, and unborn—and particularly to those whose remains now build up the very soil we stand on.

NATO Allies Deliberate After Missile Hits Polish Territory, Killing Two

Tristan Vanheuckelom November 16, 2022

Ukrainian and Polish authorities claim a Russian-made missile struck a Polish town; Russia’s defense ministry has denied the claim and considers such reports to be “a deliberate provocation aimed at escalating the situation.”

The Aftermath of the Invasion:
Travelling to Irpin and Bucha

Daria Fedotova September 17, 2022

A common sentiment among the population is that Ukrainians cannot afford to indulge in woe but should do their best to rebuild, regain lost wealth, and live on.

FORGOTTEN CLASSICS:
Warfare, Emptiness, and Hope in Waugh’s Sword of Honor

Felix James Miller August 27, 2022

Waugh’s trilogy approaches war with a transcendent hope that is capable of withstanding the slings and arrows of modernity without losing itself.

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Athena: Cinematic Apocalyptica and Visions of Civil War

Top Marine General in Japan: U.S. Preparing for War With China

Russia Faces Backlash for New Year’s Eve Attack

Peace at Forefront of Pope Francis’ Christmas Message

Remaking the West from the Broken Pieces of WWI

Roadmap Proposed to Bolster Ammunition-Starved German Army

To Those Who Gave Their All: A Reflection on the Importance of the Battlefield

NATO Allies Deliberate After Missile Hits Polish Territory, Killing Two

The Aftermath of the Invasion:
Travelling to Irpin and Bucha

FORGOTTEN CLASSICS:
Warfare, Emptiness, and Hope in Waugh’s Sword of Honor

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