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When did staff colleges become an accepted part of military establishments, and who started the trend?

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Floating Feature: So You Say You Want A Revolution

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Are arms limitation treaties a purely modern phenomenon?

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Calling Early Republic/US historians: Did James Madison personally fight at the Battle of Bladensburg?

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Question about the battle of Tarawa and Japanese tactics in the Pacific

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Why are there different versions of the Lord's Prayer?

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Vichy France is (in)famous for collaborating with the Nazi regime. Was there any way that they could have collaborated less with the German government?

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Can anyone recommend some good reads on the subject of the Eastern Orthodox church?

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Floating Feature: Everything Was Forever, Until it was No More

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Floating Feature: "The Pen is Mightier Than the Sword"

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When did staff colleges become an accepted part of military establishments, and who started the trend?	5
Floating Feature: So You Say You Want A Revolution	4
Are arms limitation treaties a purely modern phenomenon?	3
Calling Early Republic/US historians: Did James Madison personally fight at the Battle of Bladensburg?	3
Question about the battle of Tarawa and Japanese tactics in the Pacific	3
Why are there different versions of the Lord's Prayer?	3
Vichy France is (in)famous for collaborating with the Nazi regime. Was there any way that they could have collaborated less with the German government?	3
Can anyone recommend some good reads on the subject of the Eastern Orthodox church?	2
Floating Feature: Everything Was Forever, Until it was No More	1
Floating Feature: "The Pen is Mightier Than the Sword"	1