Historical Conflicts

Major wars and peace settlements that frame today’s security environment.

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World War I 1914–1918: fronts, alliances, and post‑war settlements. World War II 1939–1945: global campaigns and the war’s enduring legacy. Cold War & Proxy Wars Nuclear deterrence, Berlin, Cuba, and proxy conflicts worldwide. Korean War 1950–1953: peninsula conflict and armistice framework. Vietnam War Indochina conflict, strategy debates, and aftermath. Gulf Wars 1991 and 2003 Iraq wars: coalitions, campaigns, and lessons. Balkans (1990s) Yugoslav wars, Dayton, and post‑conflict justice. Arab–Israeli Wars (’48, ’67, ’73) Foundational wars and their diplomatic outcomes. Iran–Iraq War 1980–1988: attritional conflict and regional shockwaves. Soviet–Afghan War 1979–1989: insurgency, occupation, and withdrawal. Rwandan Genocide 1994: genocide, international response, and tribunals. Falklands/Malvinas War 1982: South Atlantic conflict and naval lessons.

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Amiot 143: France's Ungainly 1930s Night Bomber

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (1777+ words) The unmistakable “flying greenhouse” of the Armée de l’Air — a slab-sided, high-winged French night bomber so ungainly it became a byword for awkward design. Obsolete by 1940, it was flown with desperate courage in the Battle of France, most famously on…...


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Handley Page Heyford: Britain's Last Biplane Heavy Bomber

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (1735+ words) The RAF’s last biplane heavy bomber — an unmistakable machine whose fuselage hung from the upper wing, not the lower. The front-line heavy of Britain’s mid-1930s bomber force, it was already obsolescent when war came, was never used in combat, and…...