Features on The Havoc
Quarterly Feature
The F-22 Raptor has become the identity of the USAF since it first appeared in the early 1990s. However, it grew out of a program that had a stealthier counterpart.
Fan's Choice
The Enola Gay is often championed as the bomber to end World War II. However, on the day of the Nagasaki bombing, it was another aircraft that dropped the last bomb.
Next On Air Broadcast
In this inaugural episode of Historic Affairs, we'll talk about the importance of teaching history in all of it's forms, from ugly to sunshine, and from victories to obliterations.
Capstone Writeup
It was a movement of historic proportions as the anti-war movement progressed hand-in-hand with Civil Rights activism and the New Left. Within those movements, art was the key form of expression.
Current Research Focuses
The following is a list of research projects that I have in the works, and is not at all inclusive:
- The Valkyrie Program
- The Blackbird Family
- The "Annie" Family of Ordnance Systems
- Triple Threat Weapons
- High Altitude / Long Range Weapons
- Late Cold War Military Logistics
- Post-Vietnam Era Logistics
- The Revolution in Military Affairs
Peripheral Research
The following is a list of subjects I'm working on articles for, again - it isn't inclusive:
- Flying Wing & Lifting Bodies Designs
- The Peak of Thermonuclear Testing
- The Battles of Iwo Jima & Okinawa
- The History of Dryden
- The History of Stealth Technology
- Global War on Terror
- The Ongoing Legacy of Mercenaries in War
- Counterinsurgency in Modern Warfare