Sunday, January 16, 2011

Myanmar


23-12-1 MYANMAR | A Rebel Victory? - Prof J K-L > .


British Burma (1885-1948): In the 19th century, Burmese rulers, whose country had not previously been of particular interest to European traders, sought to maintain their traditional influence in the western areas of Assam, Manipur and Arakan. Pressing them, however, was the British East India Company, which was expanding its interests eastwards over the same territory. Over the next sixty years, diplomacy, raids, treaties and compromises, known collectively as the Anglo-Burmese Wars, continued until Britain proclaimed control over most of Burma. With the fall of Mandalay, all of Burma came under British rule, being annexed on 1 January 1886.


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Saturday, January 15, 2011

NK - North Korea

2018 What a war with North Korea would look like - Vox > .
24-4-5 Walls - Strife, Migrant Crises - Present Past > .
24-3-12 Decoding Kim Jong-un’s dangerous moves - Lei > .
24-2-10 KOREA | A Final Separation? - Prof J K-L > .
24-2-9 Is North Korea Seeking Conflict With SK [XIR vs West]? - gtbt > .
24-1-6 North Korea's Invasion Plan [against South Korea] - Would It Succeed? - mfp > .
23-11-15 XIR - True Strength of DPRK's KPA - Covert Cabal > .
23-9-30 NK Preparing to Supply Its Stockpiled Munitions to P00 - Lore > .
23-9-30 Militarily Strategic Utility of DPRK to Imperialistic Xina - Kamome > . skip > .
23-9-20 UNC DMZ NK-SK British Army commander - Forces > .
23-7-27 Could North Korea Collapse? - Warographics > .
23-7-23 South Korean Defence Strategy - Mass, Firepower, Industry - Perun > .
22-9-30 Could North Korean ACTUALLY Pull Off an Invasion? - T&P > .
22-9-14 China's Missile Plan is Worse Than You Think - T&P > .
22-8-19 How North Korea Became So Insanely Poor - Casual > .
How North Korea Became What It Is - Cold War > .
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Nordic, Baltic

2020 What if Russia invaded the Baltics? > .
24-5-15 Lithuania, Latvia, & Estonia Cooperate On Defence & Security - Lithuania > .
24-4-26 How Finland Has Become [Almost] Impossible to Invade - Icarus > .
23-10-28 Poland's military dream: A tank too far? - Geo Perspective > .
23-10-23 Poland Must Defend Ukraine against Historical Rival: Russia - GeoP > .
23-10-5 How Latvians prepare for the worst-case scenario | DW > .
23-10-3 Finland's 🇫🇮 impact on NATO - NATO > .
23-8-31 Poland: powerhouse in the making - Caspian > .
23-7-31 Singing Revolution - Latvia’s forbidden songs | DW > .
23-7-30 Impact of Sweden’s NATO Membership on Ruscia - VisPol > .
23-7-6 What’s Blocking Sweden’s NATO Membership? | WSJ > .
23-6-19 Inside NATO’s Bizarre Unanimity Membership Rule - Spaniel > .
23-6-18 Why the Baltics [Don't Welcome] Russians - Researcher > .
23-6-4 Finland's NATO war preparations on new frontline with Russia > .
23-1-30 Inside Polish Armored Infantry (Squad to Division) - Battle > .
22-12-30 Suwalki Gap: NATO's Weakest Point? | BFBS > .
22-12-10 Sweden's joining NATO would crush Russian power - Caspian > .
22-8-6 Kaliningrad: russian thorn in NATO's side - Nova Lectio > .
22-7-22 Poland could become strongest land force in the EU - Binkov > .
22-7-21 How the economy of Russia is dying (English subtitles) - Максим Кац > .
22-7-5 Kaliningrad Stand-Off - Lithuania vs Russia - gtbt > .
22-6-30 Russia's Cyberattack on Lithuania ~ NATO's Deeper Problems - Spaniel > .
22-6-28 Jacek Bartosiak - Kaliningrad, Suwalki Gap - Ruscia, Poland, Ukraine - S&F > .
22-6-24 Russia's Kaliningrad Problem with Lithuania = Ukraine 2.0-ish - Spaniel > .
22-6-21 Kaliningrad at center of dispute between Russia and Lithuania | DW > .
22-6-21 Lithuania enforces sanctions on Ruscist shipments to Kaliningrad - Denys > .
22-6-12 Estonian Military Vulnerabilities - Task > .
22-4-20 Suwalki Gap - Lithuania strengthens forces b/o Russia | DW > .
22-4-14 Lithuanian Army Ready For War? Task & Purpose > .
22-3-10 Sweden's pro-NATO reaction to Russian aggression - Force Tech > .
2019 Sweden encouraging citizens to become preppers - SBS > .
Baltic Sea 

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Thursday, January 13, 2011

Pakistan

20-7-28 When Pakistan tried to become a superpower - Caspian > .
24-10-27 Pakistan's Oil Discovery Could Impact Global Markets - Caspian > .
23-10-10 Hamas: Gazan terrorist militants behind atrocities in Israel | ABC > .
23-9-22 75-Yr Conflict India (+USSR) vs Pakistan (+USA) vs Kashmir (+X) - gtbt > .
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Poland

2018 Poland is pushing the EU into crisis - Vox > .
23-10-8 Could Poland Become Next Germany? | EcEx > .
23-10-6 Poland orders US HIMARS & SK Chunmoo systems - Binkov > .
23-9-5 Strategic Autonomy: Will Europe Ever Be Able to Defend Itself? | Waro > .
23-8-31 Poland: powerhouse in the making - Caspian > .
23-1-30 Inside Polish Armored Infantry (Squad to Division) - Battle > .
22-12-28 Too many people? Challenges of demographic change | DW > .
22-11-27 Polish military modernisation & buying Korean kit - Perun > .
22-9-7 Intermarium - Poland Ukraine Baltics | George Friedman > .
22-7-22 Poland could become strongest land force in the EU - Binkov > .
22-7-21 Why Every NATO Member Joined (Why Others Haven't) - Spaniel > .
22-7-4 Intermarium: Is Strongest Union In Europe About To Appear? - Complete > .
22-3-23 Polish citizens join army b/o Russian invasion of Ukraine - BBC > .
22-3-20 Europe's Rearming to defend itself against Russia: New era for EU? - VisPol > .
Baltic, Nordic - Armor >> .

Geostrategic Projection
European Geostrategic Projection ..

Both quality and quantity increase in Polish military capabilities are simply necessary, as after putting a stop to military draft in early 2000s Polish army failed to maintain the proper number of military reserve personel, while most military analysts I've encountered agree that we would require at least additional one or two divisions to hold against Russia (and double of our current air forces on top of that). The people ending their military contracts are moved into reserve, there was a recent establishment of a semi-proffesional "National Guard"-like Territorial Defence Forces few years ago and there were/are some training programs for military reserve, but as we Poles say it is a single drop of water in a sea of demands. It is also no secret that a lot of our military hardware is either late soviet or post-soviet era, and might have been decent in 1990s, but definitely is not right now (for example, majority of our mechanized infantry still uses BMP-1 for f***s sake!), with major gaps in, for example, medium and long-range anti-air. Our military industry has managed to step up to the task and modernize some things (while hopelessly failing in others), but lack of common vision for military between changing governments in the last two decades has resulted in a lot of crippled modernization programs, wasted resources, and in many cases somewhat random foreign purchases often driven more by foreign policy than demands of military. Add the fact that due to above issues both the question of small number and lack of proper modern equipment can be leveraged in the endless fight between current government and the main political opposition (being ones responsible for ending the draft and basically ceasing modernization for good four or five years despite having all the funds needed).
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