"This is a Professional Naval Centric blog that studies maritime strategy in the context of history. New visitors should expect other contributors in the comments to be smarter than you. Questions are encouraged."

Seem more like WikipediaPopes to me, but hell (I guess literally).

"A game studies blog" by Matthew Kirschenbaum.

"I read last week that Congress has approved a total of $507 billion for Iraq and Afghanistan wars and that our current 'burn rate' is $8 billion per month. What does this really mean?"

"This isn't the first time the world has been threatened by a sequel to the 1983 Matthew Broderick vehicle and quintessential 80s flick War Games."

New game from creators of Uplink and Darwinia. "It's Global Thermonuclear War, and nobody wins. But maybe -- just maybe -- you can lose the least."

"Lee Miller produced some of the most powerful photographs seen this century, from portraits of her friends such as Pablo Picasso, to her work as a correspondent with the US army in World War II ... being best remembered for her witty Surrealist images."

"...release bomb-laden bats at night over Japanese industrial targets. The flying bats would disperse widely, then at dawn they would hide in buildings and shortly thereafter built-in timers would ignite the bombs, causing widespread fires and chaos."

"Images of an illustrated guide for children about the dangers of touching or playing around unexploded munitions."

"English copyright on a large number of T. E. Lawrence's published works and letters expired on 1 January 2006."

"From classified advertisements submitted to the Security section of tacticaljobs.com, a notice board for people wanting to work for private-sector security and law-enforcement companies."

Includes "Mechwarrior 2" PC game soundtrack--one of the better video game soundtracks so far.

"American George Weller was the first foreign reporter to enter Nagasaki following the U.S. atomic attack on the city on Aug. 9, 1945."

"It is time--well past time, in my view--for the United States to cease its Cold War-style reliance on nuclear weapons as a foreign-policy tool."