Blogs to Watch

[Condor]

Link:http://defenceindepth.co/about/

Twitter: @DefenceResearch

So I guess Kings of War went dark? What a shame, was one of my spots I liked to visit.

[davidbfpo]

Condor,

Kings of War appears to be sleeping currently, I shall ask what has happened with a friend @ Kings.

Defence in Depth appears to be the work of those from Kings based at the Defence Academy, which has always had a distinc identity.

Standby.

[davidbfpo]

Condor,

Kings of War has technical issues, it is not deceased.

[Condor]

Condor,

Kings of War has technical issues, it is not deceased.

Thank you David. Haven't been on much the past two months due to commitments. Was surprised when I couldn't get on there the other day.

[davidbfpo]

From an email to subscribers:

No, we didn’t fall victim to North Korean hackers, but we’re not quite sure what happened, either. Normal service will resume shortly. For the moment, we’re reading through the results of the latest round of academic league-tabling, and listening to Putin avoid talking about the collapse of the Russian currency.

[davidbfpo]

A new UK-based group at the Uk Joint Command & Staff College, with a website and a Twitter account:

A Research Group that brings together historians, strategists and political scientists interested in understanding how militaries, past and present, learnt from experience and innovated to meet new challenges.

Link:http://www.militaryinnovation.org/

[Lawrence]

The Dupuy Institute has started a new blog: Mystics & Statistics.

It is at: http://www.dupuyinstitute.org/blog/

It can also be accessed through our website at:
http://www.dupuyinstitute.org/

It is a blog focused on quantitative historical analysis.