Re: What's a good list for tracking military developments?

From: Dan Clemmensen (dgc@cox.rr.com)
Date: Sun Sep 16 2001 - 13:04:30 MDT

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Brian Atkins wrote:

> For those that are interested, does anyone know of a good narrowly
> focused list that will have, or already is having, discussions about
> the "military stuff"?
>
Years ago, the usenet newsgroup alt.books.tomclancy was really good.
I have not used newsgroups for five or more years, however. The

Tom Clancey connection is spooky. The 911 incidents are a horrible
catenation of the first half of "Sum of all fears" with the last
chapters of "Debt of Honor".

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