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Trivia Tuesday for Week 45: All the little questions about the little things of war (self.WarCollege)

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Trivia Tuesday for Week 49: All the little questions about the little things of war (self.WarCollege)

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QuestionWas there any way Japan could have defeated the US in the pacific during WWII? (self.WarCollege)

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QuestionWhat gives Western militaries an edge over non-West militaries in the modern era? (self.WarCollege)

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M4's in Fallujah (self.WarCollege)

submitted by b00mdakkadakka

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What would a modern fleet to fleet naval battle look like? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by Anguishx3

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Could you attach an MLRS to a recon unit or cavalry screen and use that for counter-battery fire? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by ChickenTitilater

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I often hear about North Korea's cyberwarfare capability. How does a country almost completely cut off from modern technological imports develop a cyberwarfare capability that can harm modern Western equipment? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by Rob-With-One-B

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What was the role of light cavalry in Napoleonic warfare? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by MrBuddles

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Why do we need forward air controllers? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by Zenki2zenki

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Has post-1945 military theory in conventional wars revolved around armored formations more so than infantry units? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by Macedonian_Pelikan

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Why do not more nations use a troop compartment in their MBT's like the merkava? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by Anguishx3

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To WatchOWTP Talks about Pirates, Privateers and Commerce Warfare, and their impact on International Law. (soundcloud.com)

submitted by OnWarThePodcast

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Why aren't fire support weapons like the AT-4 more common than they are, being incredibly useful urban warfare tools? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by andreslucero

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Could a modern unit centered around a machine gun, like ancient hoplites were centered around their pikes, work? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by ChickenTitilater

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What was warfare in Medieval Mali and Sub-Saharan Africa like? (self.WarCollege)

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In the World Wars period, did the Army of the British Raj have native Indian Officers? Or was being an officer restricted to white Englishmen? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by eric3844

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QuestionWhat're The Difference Between Marine Recon & Marine Raiders? (self.WarCollege)

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Trivia Tuesday for Week 48: All the little questions about the little things of war (self.WarCollege)

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7.62x39, Why is there a relative lack of Russian development into this calibre despite their continual interest in using it among Russian special forces (self.WarCollege)

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QuestionHow good is Machiavelli's "The Art of War" compared to "On War" and Sun Tzu's "Art of War" (self.WarCollege)

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Shermans v Tiger II incident-did this actually happen? (self.WarCollege)

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How have infantry tactics changed since the Cold War? (self.WarCollege)

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What lessons did the IDF learn from the 2006 Lebanon War? Which defects did it address, and which went unaddressed? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by EliTheRussianSpy

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QuestionHow Did Unit Organization Changes Impact Command Structure Post WWII? (self.WarCollege)

submitted by Jpf123

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When two groups of cavalry met in battle, what would the ensuing battle look like? (self.WarCollege)

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Out of the three major axis powers, why did Italy struggle so much militarily? Japan had a similar overall GDP and lower GDP per capita, but held out much longer against the Allies (self.WarCollege)

submitted by Hanschristopher

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