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Resistance: The Military Option2 comments

Richard Follette wrote 8 months ago: [Seeing the transformation of our country and the entire Western world, is a daunting realization; o … more →

Tags: white nationalism, Western Culture???, History, civic responsibility, Social criticism, Race & Culture, white nationalism, Foundations, frank l. desilva

ROTC returns to the Ivy League - a move that should be good for everyone

jonathanrfisher wrote 8 months ago: Read this: ROTC Returns to Harvard. It’s a great article. Highlights the tension that exists b … more →

Tags: Army, Training, ROTC, Officer

How bad is our bloat of generals? How does it compare with other armies?30 comments

Fabius Maximus wrote 8 months ago: Summary:  As a followup to yesterday’s rant by Richard A Pawloski (Captain, USMC, retired) abo … more →

Tags: Our Military, Donald Vandergriff, U.S. Military, richard pawloski, Flag officers, Generals, Project On Government Oversight, Ben Freeman

Leadership Ideas from A Movie: You’ll Never Guess Which One (Number 2)

johnib wrote 10 months ago: When we wrote about “Master and Commander,” we were deluged with comments and many made recommendati … more →

Tags: Alcoholism, Culture, adultery, War, Fighter, aircraft, World War I, James Bond, Germany

Another Angle on Apartments

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Apartment Owners Say No to Putin (Photo: Novyy region -- Yekaterinburg) Here’s a different ang … more →

Tags: Serdyukov's Reforms, military housing, Railroad Troops, Apartments, Vladimir Putin, election

Revenge of the Fallen

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Ivan Safronov Well, more like Return of the Retired, or Dawn of the Dismissed, or whatever.  Your at … more →

Tags: command and control, Serdyukov's Reforms, military leadership, osk, Vitaliy Tsymbal, military districts, Personnel, general officers, Military advisers

Why They're Empty

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Well, mostly empty.  To its credit, Defense Ministry daily Krasnaya zvezda has tackled the issue of … more →

Tags: military housing, civil-military relations, Permanent Apartments, славянка

Medvedev Visits GRU Headquarters

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: General-Major Sergun Welcomes Medvedev and Serdyukov President Dmitriy Medvedev, accompanied by Defe … more →

Tags: military leadership, Serdyukov's Reforms, Dmitriy Medvedev, GRU, Igor Sergun, Main Intelligence Directorate

A Letter from General to his Officers

Rajiv wrote 1 year ago: One of the most beautiful and rare letters on the cyberspace : Officer Like Qualities courtesy Vikra … more →

Tags: Life, ReBlog, Inspiration, India, Government, military, Army, Self Esteem, General K Sundarji

Year Two5 comments

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: This blog completed its second year yesterday.  There were 288 posts in year two (a few less than la … more →

Tags: Defense Industry, MANPOWER, Conscription, nikolay makarov, OPK, Procurement, göz, GPV, contract service

More on the Unwanted Apartments

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Microrayon for Ex-Servicemen (photo: Podolsk.ru) A Defense Ministry source tells Interfaks nearly 80 … more →

Tags: military housing, Permanent Apartments, balashikha, Tatyana Shevtsova, Moscow, Moscow Oblast, Podol'sk

Makarov Reports to Public Chamber1 comment

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Makarov Briefs the Public Chamber According to Mil.ru, General Staff Chief, Army General Nikolay Mak … more →

Tags: Force Modernization, command and control, Serdyukov's Reforms, military leadership, MANPOWER, Conscription, nikolay makarov, New Profile, s 500

33,000 Unfinished or Unwanted Military Apartments1 comment

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: General-Major Chvarkov Candor is a quirky thing.  It has a way of showing up in places you expect it … more →

Tags: military housing, Permanent Apartments, Grigoriy Naginskiy, Federation Council, Sergey Chvarkov

Medvedev Signs Pay Law1 comment

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Medvedev's Meeting on Pay Law Monday President Medvedev met an unusual group — the Defens … more →

Tags: Serdyukov's Reforms, Dmitriy Medvedev, contract service, Contractees, Anatoliy Serdyukov, Defense budget, Pay, Aleksey Kudrin, Elections

Not Proud

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Another telling, albeit unscientific, Internet poll from Krasnaya zvezda . . . the Defense Ministry … more →

Tags: Serdyukov's Reforms, Military Prestige, opinion polling, Surveys

Army's Protest Mood (Follow Up)1 comment

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: You may recall Prime Minister Putin’s February trip to Kaliningrad, where he heard complaints … more →

Tags: civil-military relations, Vladimir Putin, Veterans, military pay, Protests, Kaliningrad, Pensions

More Cadre Changes

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: President Medvedev’s decree on Armed Forces personnel from September 15.  Now we know he won … more →

Tags: military leadership, decree, ukaz, Personnel

Military Prestige

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Russia experienced a drastic decline in the prestige of military service in the 1990s.  Generals, of … more →

Tags: officers, Vladimir Putin, levada, prestige, Poll, survey, Professions

Sunday on Pushkin Square2 comments

Russian Defense Policy wrote 1 year ago: Waiting to Occupy Finished Apartments in Kupavna (photo: Mikhail Pavlenko) Sunday’s “Army Against Se … more →

Tags: Serdyukov's Reforms, military housing, Anatoliy Serdyukov, Protests, Demonstrations, Dmitriy Gudkov, Pushkin Square, Public Council for the Defense of Legal Rights of Servi


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