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Ok, First things first, my e-mail is [email protected]. Secondly, I can probably help you narrow down your topic abit by providing you with some of our course reading list. If you decide to drop me an e-mail, I can probably forward a couple of titles that would be of great help to you. Most...

I might be able to help in a different way, I'm at the University of London in the UK and studying Politics at the post graduate level as well. One of my electives is in International Law with a specialisation in the Law of Armed Conflict. It's being taught by a former RN flag officer who was...

Just a quick note, There is a fairly simplified discussion on the nature of the "counter-insurgency" campaign in Iraq and it's relationship to Vietnam on the homepage of globalsecurity.org. It's from the Christian Scient Monitor (I believe). Patrick

Infanteer, Again, many good points. I'll be fairly brief this time since I'm currently in the middle of something. Hopefully I'll have more time for discussion in the near future. As far as you not having encountered the argument regarding the use of international terrorism as a means to...

Infanteer, some good points, But I think that we have to expand the envelope of discussion even further. This topic falls right at the intersection of two current International Relations debates. One group based around (and you'll have to forgive me, I don't have the author's names since I am a...

I'm inclined to argue for Armed Recce Helocopters in conjuction with UAV's organic to army formations. Firstly, the UAV's. The CF has been experimenting with the ACR Silver Fox UAV at Sheffield, and although I have no idea as to how those tests are going, the concept has promise. The Silver...

George Wallace, Your point on bilingualism is well taken. I hadn't thought about it from that perspective.

There was an interesting article in last week's The Economist current affairs magazine. It highlighted the British Army's recruiting campaign in Commonwealth countries and the success that it's had in addressing the manpower shortage in the Army. I don't know all of the specifics about the...

You guys are completely right. Canada made a ten year comitment to "systems development stage" of the program, which of course included a multi-million dollar investment in the program. This is primarily so that Canadian companies can have a crack at some of the contracts resulting from the JSF...

Here's my thought's on the MHP announcement, I think that the H92 is a fine choice to replace the Seathings, they'll adequately fill all of the roles currently required. However, the problem is that we've missed an opportunity to develope a new capability. The EH-101 could have done more than...