Price was comparable to other interwar smgs. I have handled deactivated Suomi KP and I wouldnt call it fragile.
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The story of the #Spanishnavy #Cañoneros or #gunboats in the interwar & #WW2: Recalde, Castillo, Cabo Fradera, Calvo Sotelo, Jupiter, Eolo, Pizarro classes. naval-encyclopedia.com/ww2/s… #armada #cánovasdelcastillo #eduardodato #calvosotelo #minador #jupiterclass #pizarroclass
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The Thompson was widely viewed as a "Gangster Gun" in the interwar. The distinct vertical grip is therefore a gangster grip. The names carries over to improvised foregrips because they bring to mind Thompson vertical grips
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Wow late war stamped metal weapon might have some benefits to interwar weapon?? Color me shocked!
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France in the interwar period was more than twice as large as the Ottoman Empire at its peak.XD
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I think that's basically true minus the positive moral judgement in that statement. It's notable how most of the French fascist organizations of the interwar were in some form or another splits from the AF.
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I think it would be nice to live a life as a Cornelius von Bompenboffen Santa Maria de Kümsberg of Drörsellstein-Goltlepov, irrelevant trad despot of some irrelevant, short-lived, interwar statelet. He went to trad Latin mass and was wayyy more based than Hitler. Took real moxie.
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A captured tank and an interwar tank are interwar. I've been found out.
Los nazis también usaron la doctrina de los tanques propia de la primera guerra mundial. El grosstraktor y el Char B1 capturado son ejemplos de ello
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Key Questions:
Interwar airpower theorists focused on two key topics:
1. Should there be an independent air force to consolidate the employment of airpower?
2. How could airpower best be used to achieve success in war?
The answers to such questions could decide the success or failure of the next war.
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Hindsight and Foresight
After the First World War, discussions and debates commenced in military circles as to what the appropriate role and composition of airpower should be.
Should aircraft prioritize air superiority, ground support, or long-range bombing? Should a nation focus on building pursuit aircraft, or bombers, or both?
To address such questions, airpower theorists emerged in the interwar years.
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WWI - you mean when they effectively complied with the German ultimatum and shut themselves in Antwerp? The Belgian Revolution where it was the French Army that had to kick out the Dutch then scheming to undermine France in the interwar period?
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Ww1, also belgian revolution. Also begged france to not extend the maginot line to hang them out dry during the interwar
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Though it was "done" in the metropolitan 'bright young things' circles of the interwar years, it was certainly not done in the stuffier parts of the rural aristocracy (where this scene takes place). There's a time and a place and Jeeves is sort of right om this one!
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The issue is not whether Bandera personally killed civilians.
The issue is that Bandera is glorified as the symbol of OUN-B — a movement whose ideology and structures fed the ethnic cleansing of Polish civilians in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia.
Also, calling interwar Poland simply an “occupier of Ukrainian lands” is ahistorical. These were contested, multiethnic borderlands, not an independent Ukrainian state occupied like Poland under the Nazis or Soviets.
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Cavalry defenders vs armour proponents in the interwar period:
I will curse always sunny for making me think of this whenever I see "melee guys" in any setting with modern firearms
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It is a bit splotchy. There needs to be a lot more work on this subject. I would like to see the top three historians in the field debate the interwar period, especially. I want to know more about what Russia was doing...
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I used the picture of Alain de Benoist because he has long supported the main ideas in this post. He is a key figure in the French New Right and has spent decades saying that we shouldn’t just copy old National Socialist or interwar models from the past. Those ideas belonged to their own time. Instead, we need to think fresh and create something new for the challenges we face today.
De Benoist rejects living in the past and the constant guilt trip pushed on Europeans. He pushes for updating our nationalism, learning from history without repeating it, and defending our peoples’ right to keep their own identities. His approach matches exactly what this post is about: adapt, move forward, and build something better.
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