Julian Spencer-Churchill
Julian Spencer-Churchill
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The Small and Big U.S. Attack Options Against Iran - August 15 2023
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The Small and Big U.S. Attack Options Against Iran - August 15 2023
Peleliu Amphibious Simulation Results
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Peleliu Amphibious Simulation Results
Peleliu Amphibious Tutorial
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The game components can be purchased at Camelot Games: Map: www.camelotgamestore.com/nopc/panzer-leader-blitz-peleliu-map-58-inch Counters: www.camelotgamestore.com/nopc/panzer-leader-blitz-peleliu-counters Rules Set comes from Panzer Leader on Boardgamegeek.com at: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2639/panzer-leader-game-tactical-warfare-western-front/files Scenario instructions are available at: d...
When Will the Russian Invasion of Ukraine End? A Reconsideration
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For Article at Real Clear Defense: www.realcleardefense.com/articles/2022/04/29/the_history_of_russian_conflict_behavior_tells_us_that_the_war_in_ukraine_will_be_long_829770.html For Bio: publishing7.webnode.page/?_ga=2.50178918.1528359836.1682864893-532040009.1682724322
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lect 24 - The Future of Chinese Security
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lect 24 - The Future of Chinese Security
006 Strategic studies of China - Lect 23 Minorities, The Diaspora & Espionage
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006 Strategic studies of China - Lect 23 Minorities, The Diaspora & Espionage
006 Strategic Studies of China - The US China Rivalry
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006 Strategic Studies of China - The US China Rivalry
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lect 21 - China's Influence Abroad
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lect 21 - China's Influence Abroad
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lect 20 South Asia and the Koreas
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lect 20 South Asia and the Koreas
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 18 - The China Bloc
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 18 - The China Bloc
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 16 - Japan and Russia
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 16 - Japan and Russia
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 15 - Democratization of China
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 15 - Democratization of China
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 14 - The War Economy
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 14 - The War Economy
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 12 Nuclear Doctrine of China
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 12 Nuclear Doctrine of China
Brianna Proceviat - Concordia University - Nov 24 2022 - Wargame Designer Speaker Series
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Brianna Proceviat - Concordia University - Nov 24 2022 - Wargame Designer Speaker Series
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 11 - The Grand Strategy of China
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 11 - The Grand Strategy of China
006 Strategic Studies of China Lecture 7 - Counter-Balancing China
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006 Strategic Studies of China Lecture 7 - Counter-Balancing China
Keynote Address: Global Transformations and Pakistan's Foreign Policy
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Keynote Address: Global Transformations and Pakistan's Foreign Policy
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 6 Security Decision Making in China
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 6 Security Decision Making in China
006 Strategic Studies of China Lecture 4 History and Legacies
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006 Strategic Studies of China Lecture 4 History and Legacies
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 5 Strategic Thought of China
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 5 Strategic Thought of China
006 Strategic Studies of China Lecture 2 Organization and Weapons of the People’s Liberation Army
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006 Strategic Studies of China Lecture 2 Organization and Weapons of the People’s Liberation Army
006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 1 Review of Methodology
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006 Strategic Studies of China - Lecture 1 Review of Methodology
Philip S Kosnett Dec 15 2022 Concordia University Wargame Design Speaker Series
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Philip S Kosnett Dec 15 2022 Concordia University Wargame Design Speaker Series
Troy Bouffard - Concordia University - December 13 2022 - interviewed by Layla-Maria Slim (VP SDS).
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Troy Bouffard - Concordia University - December 13 2022 - interviewed by Layla-Maria Slim (VP SDS).
David C. Isby, Concordia University, Nov 17 2022, Wargame Design Speaker Series
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David C. Isby, Concordia University, Nov 17 2022, Wargame Design Speaker Series
Joseph Miranda Concordia University Nov 10 2022 Wargame Design Speaker Series
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Joseph Miranda Concordia University Nov 10 2022 Wargame Design Speaker Series
Mark Herman - Concordia University Nov 3 2022 - Wargame Design Speaker Series
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Mark Herman - Concordia University Nov 3 2022 - Wargame Design Speaker Series
Charles T. Kamps Concordia University Oct 20 2022
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Charles T. Kamps Concordia University Oct 20 2022

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  • @N3wW0rld
    @N3wW0rld День тому

    This channel is such a treasure trove of knowledge and insight. There is no other publicly available in-depth course about military strategy (if anyone finds any other please let me know), so you sharing this on UA-cam is a blessing to the world! As a curious layman, I'm so glad to have found your courses, and they are so competent, too! The cherry on top is the philosophy of the scientific method. Thank you so much!

  • @-VOR
    @-VOR 2 дні тому

    Lol I mean if you're going to include Nelson, shouldn't use Trafalgar as an example. His strategy at Trafalgar was underdeveloped and careless. Had he been up against a competent enemy Admiral, his pell-mell tactic wouldn't have won the day.

  • @dustyfairview9062
    @dustyfairview9062 4 дні тому

    Thnx dude. I just this moment was wondering if i missed any good stuff.

  • @richardgraham1167
    @richardgraham1167 5 днів тому

    All electromagnetic radiation, including gamma and X-rays, consists of photons.

  • @Wokefolksuck
    @Wokefolksuck 6 днів тому

    The geni is a rocket. Not a missile. Ty!

  • @davedeville6540
    @davedeville6540 6 днів тому

    Aren’t the silos also useful as means to suck up incoming warheads? It’s not like the enemy can afford not to target them…

  • @Wokefolksuck
    @Wokefolksuck 7 днів тому

    Its hard to find this kind of in-depth info! Thanks!!!!

  • @user-uh8fu3mb9l
    @user-uh8fu3mb9l 9 днів тому

    1:03:56 China, unlike the USSR or the DPRK, is heavily dependent on maritime trade, so the strategic purpose of its naval buildup, besides a lightning assault on Taiwan, is more on keeping its Indo-Pacific lifeline flowing. For the first purpose, wielding its rocket force as sea denial against USN & co. is more than sufficient, whereas commerce denial with unrestricted submarine warfare is pointless.

  • @cameronlayman-sz9ou
    @cameronlayman-sz9ou 9 днів тому

    Great lecture sir! As a former mechanized soldier in OIF this is right up my alley. Like and subscribe everyone!

  • @oporim
    @oporim 9 днів тому

    18:20 close by where I lived for 7 years is a uranium mine. The earth in that entire area has elevated levels of uranium and thorium. It is also karst area (we live on rock - limestone, only slightly covered by earth, like 2 - 5 inches or even less). So what happens is, when Uranium and Thorium in the earth decay, they decay radioactively into a gas Radon, which is also radioactive. Because the earth is not clay (which would prevent Rn gas from rising up to the surface), Rn gas rises up through cracks in the bedrock to the surface. When I saw that map of area showing concentration of U and Th in the surface, I immediately suspected that Rn will be present and I bought Rn detector. Our area is cold and we kept house quite sealed through the winter. Rn concentration in the house was astounding 4000 Bq (decays per second) per cubic meter. Then we started to air the house, we left one or two windows slightly open so the air circulated, and concentration during winter fell to 200 Bq/m3. When it rained or snowed outside, even with slighly open windows, concentrations rose to 400-800 or more Bq/m3. If you closed the windows during night, in a few hours concentration rose to 1600 Bq/m3. When it was windy outside, concentrations during winter fell to 50 Bq/m3. During warm period of the year, even with windows closed, concentration in the house was below 100 or 50 Bq/m3. I suspect having a warm house on cold terrain during winter has a lot to do with sucking up a lot of Rn from bedrock into the house. During summer this doesnt happen. Of course we did not live in the house permanently. Staying away from the house at work for 10 hours, we were actually exposed like 2-3 hours per day. Rn concentraiton was high on the bottom floor. We slept in the 1st floor where concentration was much lower. I even taped the keyhole in the door of the bedroom to prevent Rn from going into the bedroom, and I put a rubber seal around the door to seal the bedroom in 1st floor tightly to keep Rn out while we sleep at night. Why radon is harmful? Actualy Rn you breath it in and out and no problem. Problem is that when radon decays (those 4000 Bq/m3 or later 200 Bq/m3) it decays into Polonium which is a metal, and the atom of Polonium in air then sticks to dust particles which settle on the floor or clothes and those you can breath into your lungs. They then stick there and when Polonium then decays, it emits alpha particle inside your lungs and that can cause you lung cancer. In that village where I lived, a lot of people through previous decades and centuries died from "lung disease" (people said "they where weak on lungs" or "that entire family died because of lungs"). Well it was radon -> polonium and lung cancer. 19:20 smoking. Why smoking is bad (besides the ashes ending up in your lungs)? Because tobacco contains Polonium (decay element of radon). So when you smoke, you inhale polonium, which then decays inside your lungs. Same mechanism for DNA damage as having radon in your house.

  • @piotrmalik4908
    @piotrmalik4908 14 днів тому

    TV set produces ionising radiation (in form of X ray, not neutrons) only, if its quite old and has cathode ray display (CRT) as a screen.

  • @piotrmalik4908
    @piotrmalik4908 14 днів тому

    Radioactive cesium has an effect on thyroid not stronger than on other organs. Its radioactive iodine, which destroy thyroid in case of contamination caused by fallout.

  • @piotrmalik4908
    @piotrmalik4908 14 днів тому

    After Chernobyl, the preparates with stable iodine were given to population only in Poland.

  • @piotrmalik4908
    @piotrmalik4908 17 днів тому

    Alpha particle is helium 4 nucleus, which is stable.

  • @Whitelivesmatter148ate
    @Whitelivesmatter148ate 18 днів тому

    Julian spencer spreads us state department jew propaganda

  • @sichere
    @sichere 22 дні тому

    Failing to Prepare is Preparing to Fail and to live in Peace one must Prepare for War

  • @tommystevens6747
    @tommystevens6747 24 дні тому

    Great videos. Super informative!!!!

  • @TomFynn
    @TomFynn 24 дні тому

    The reason (if I understood Drachinifel right) that Japan went for the behemoths of the Yamato class battleships was that they knew their industrial capacity could not match the US Navy in numbers in a battle line so they opted for more fire power and more resistance to fire power per unit to even things out. At least that was the plan.

  • @norad_clips
    @norad_clips 25 днів тому

    Evil people as a concept seems more similar to red shirts rather than the lead on to a straw man argument.

  • @dougalachi
    @dougalachi 26 днів тому

    25:30 is an A-4 on a railway erector

  • @dougalachi
    @dougalachi 26 днів тому

    13:22 Israel has nuclear weapons, but has a lomg history of being ambiguous. This is a commonly accepted view in political science circles. Apparently recently, they stated that they have the option of utilizing a nuclear weapon in Gaza.

  • @osher87
    @osher87 Місяць тому

    Julian Spencer-Churchill please respond What do u think now about Israel's missile defense? Iron Dome, David's sling, Arrow 2&3 Specially after Oct.7 and April 14 Ballistic missiles from Iran Not even Tactical ballistic missiles, but IRBM, more than 1500 km away. Israel reported 99% success in interception all kind of threats, 300 of them. Suicide drones Shaked 138/248. Cruise missiles, 36 of them and about 120 (!!) ballistic missiles

  • @dougalachi
    @dougalachi Місяць тому

    You forgot the Soviet-Afghan conflict? Also, Russia doesn't need to isolate Ukraine from Western support if the support from Western allies reduces naturally as the populations of those countries get sick of throwing money into a black hole due to their own economic problems and concerns. 19:37 Bipartisan support for the Ukraine War outside of Washington doesn't remain strong. It's interesting that you chose to omit that part.

    • @dougalachi
      @dougalachi Місяць тому

      Not much of this prediction aged well.

  • @dougalachi
    @dougalachi Місяць тому

    To suggest there has been no fallout from the cancellation of the ABM treaty is not only incorrect, it's irresponsible. Russia has certainly been developing and working to field new delivery systems and new weapons to circumvent the ABM systems being fielded by US and US allies. Why are you lying?

  • @cudedog
    @cudedog Місяць тому

    Whelp off to play some CMO. Didn't know that the Tu-22M was first designated Tu-26. The latter makes more sense honestly.

  • @cudedog
    @cudedog Місяць тому

    Great stuff.

  • @dougalachi
    @dougalachi Місяць тому

    There is not, nor has there ever been shown real evidence of Soviet or otherwise nuclear briefcases or small backpacks that wouldn't be conspicuous. The SADM is quite large and heavy, being able to be carried by a single person, but still not being easily concealable.

  • @murattolgatuncer
    @murattolgatuncer Місяць тому

    I would like to translate(to turkish) and repost some of this content if it is allowed

  • @bobowzki
    @bobowzki Місяць тому

    This was amazing. Well done.

  • @maugustyniak
    @maugustyniak Місяць тому

    or in greater detail : 1) when you stop sending Ukraine weapons and 2) when you stop propping up their puppet state "leadership"

  • @maugustyniak
    @maugustyniak Місяць тому

    it won't

  • @user-if1fm9nn1l
    @user-if1fm9nn1l Місяць тому

    Марк Герман -- великий человек. Его варгеймы серии GBoH очень любят в России. Поклон Марку.

  • @Aaron-zu3xn
    @Aaron-zu3xn Місяць тому

    you can drink heavy water it just tastes sweet won't kill you unless you replace all the water in your body with it and even then i doubt it

  • @particlewaveduality1
    @particlewaveduality1 2 місяці тому

    hydrogen 1 has no neutrons

  • @williamcarr459
    @williamcarr459 2 місяці тому

    This is fascinating.

  • @williamcarr459
    @williamcarr459 2 місяці тому

    Superb. I spend a lot of time studying this stuff.

  • @podunkest
    @podunkest 2 місяці тому

    I-ron 😐

    • @LDam-pf6lx
      @LDam-pf6lx Місяць тому

      ua-cam.com/video/ObiY4JHfW_0/v-deo.htmlsi=grd7uUO6VzGKEXu0

  • @benperry490
    @benperry490 2 місяці тому

    Hir -o-shima not Hir-a-shama

  • @homosepian1234
    @homosepian1234 2 місяці тому

    Today no system is able to intercept a rocket or a missile - neither THAAD, PAC3, ARROW, DAVID'S SLING nor Iron Dome. It's all BS but makes the Military complex very happy and rich

    • @domenicobarillari2046
      @domenicobarillari2046 2 місяці тому

      The monopulse terminal guidance system that I worked on for PAC-2 allowed for ~40% intercept prob. against re-entering SCUDs.

  • @stefanogrillo6040
    @stefanogrillo6040 2 місяці тому

    I have a question: is that true ingestion of high dose antioxidants like vitamin E can dramatically reduce effects of radiations during atomic bombing ?

  • @pointmanzero
    @pointmanzero 2 місяці тому

    Nuclear bombs are not real.

  • @danielbough1764
    @danielbough1764 2 місяці тому

    It's very DUMB to think that hit to kill would actually work when you have SWARMS of mirvs coming at you

  • @dsavkay
    @dsavkay 2 місяці тому

    Amazing video explanation, thanks!

  • @soleusmcmacsauce1431
    @soleusmcmacsauce1431 2 місяці тому

    This is a beautiful piece of free information and I'm very grateful to have found it ❤

  • @walkandcamera
    @walkandcamera 2 місяці тому

    59:00 That drone campaign was obviously designed to deplete Ukraine's anti-air missile stocks - which it achieved, knowing well that the only system the west couldn't possibly replace was Ukraine's Soviet style layered air defense network. Drones weren't decisive, but they were a good distraction, allowing the air force to operate - which is proving decisive.

  • @walkandcamera
    @walkandcamera 2 місяці тому

    This didn't age well (writing 10 months after publication). Looks like the counteroffensive did inflict heavy casualties... On UKRAINE. A youth revolt by fall 2024 is likely... For UKRAINE. International support is melting away... In UKRAINE'S case. Someone is running out of ammo... And that is UKRAINE. You did identify the variables correctly, you just need to substitute "Ukraine" for "Russia", than it would be spot on. Keep up the good work, but get rid of the bias.

    • @dougalachi
      @dougalachi Місяць тому

      Western support among their populace for providing economic and arms support to Ukraine is below 50% in the US. His predictions are nowhere close to being accurate. Sounds like a very neoliberal Amerocentric worldview and while I'm not surprised, I am disappointed.

  • @RiteKnight
    @RiteKnight 2 місяці тому

    You're good at math and reporting on the facts. I like a lot of these hour-long talks you've made and downloaded a couple for repeat listens. But this recording in particular, I've had to trim down a bit. My advice is, at least for WW2 study, keep clear of commenting on the politics as you don't quite understand the long-term effects on warfare. Like for example acknowledging that there is malaise in French society in the 30s and during the Petain administration, but arguing that malaise is not a significant cause of French failure in the war itself... sorry that just doesn't make sense. A major factor was indeed that one side had spirit and conviction, whilst the other side, from trooper up to general, often didn't know or care to state what the right path should be for their country or their world. So yeh, keep to the stats and facts (make no mistake, that's interesting stuff in of itself) or read up on the minds of the combatants and those who lived alongside them. Like I said, the edited versions of these recordings still make for great listening, so thanks for uploading the content.

  • @Ansset0
    @Ansset0 3 місяці тому

    I was strong enough to deal with 3 mins of this content. I'd love to see and hear the whole thing, but the quality is mid 1990. 56kbps, unbearable 🤮

  • @Samson373
    @Samson373 3 місяці тому

    For the US, South Korea is a horrible ally. Indeed, it seems more accurate to say that the US is South Korea's ally but South Korea is not the US's ally. Why do we put up with it?! At least close our bases there!

  • @martinh-e7041
    @martinh-e7041 3 місяці тому

    'Musso's Lake' refers to Mussolini's 'Lake' ie the Mediterranean. British Oranges were largely imported from Palestine (Jaffa) via shipping through contested Mediterranean.