Mark Perry – part 2 (and Landmine Restrictions)
Last week author Mark Perry passed away. I had not talked to him in over a decade, but we worked with him 20 years ago. Links to articles on him: (author) Mark Perry, working with the Vietnam Veterans…
Excellence in Historical Research and Analysis
Excellence in Historical Research and Analysis
Last week author Mark Perry passed away. I had not talked to him in over a decade, but we worked with him 20 years ago. Links to articles on him: (author) Mark Perry, working with the Vietnam Veterans…
I saw on Twitter yesterday that Mark Perry had passed away. I had not talked to him in over a decade, but we worked with him 20 years ago. Links to articles on him: (author) Back in the…
This is update number 69 on the coronavirus in the DC area. Missed doing one last week and this one is a day late. So this one covers 15 days. I am probably going to quit doing this on a…
Not the usual subjects I look at, but was trying sort out the results of the Tucson Indy-car race on March 20, 1915. One internet source I have shows the 11 runners. It has George Clark leading the first lap…
This is really only a five-day update, as I was delayed two days last week because of clunky internet connection issues with the Johns Hopkins site. This is weekly update number 68 on the coronavirus in the DC area. This…
Over the last month, we did something like eleven posts analyzing the possibilities and the ability of China to invade and occupy Taiwan. The summery post is here:Will China invade Taiwan in the next 20 years? Summation: | Mystics &…
Like the Coronavirus, this weekly blog post never seems to end. It was delayed two days this week because of clunky internet connection issues with the Johns Hopkins site. Probably a limitation at my end. This is weekly update number…
Still can’t get to the Johns Hopkins site to do my weekly update. Not sure why. In the meantime, let me briefly address the issue of excess deaths in China, as that was not discussed in the Economist article. An…
I am trying to get away from posting about the Coronavirus and spend my time talking about things like Afghanistan and insurgencies, but right now the Johns Hopkins Covid tracker is not opening, so I can’t do my weekly update.…
Split off the material on mortality rates into a separate blog post. As is already known, countries do not report or catch every case of Coronavirus. It appears in the case of the United States, the actual number of cases…