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The Incorrect Art of War [Episode 38] – The FutureAndrew Summersgill | October 30, 2009 | 3 comments | Print | E-mail Editor’s Note: The Incorrect Art of War is one of our oldest continuing series of articles here at Armchair General. Episode I was written all the way back in November 2004, giving us a full five years of Doctor Sinister and General Menace as they try to take over the world and educate us on what NOT to do when it comes to military strategy. Each episode comes complete with the antics of our heroes as they try to survive a dangerous world of spies, secret island bases, and nukes – and each includes a serious lesson about military history. We invite new readers to take a look back at all 37 previous episodes and I hope you enjoy reading them as much as we do. If you love them or hate them, please let us know by sending an email to iaow@armchairgeneral.com. This will help us plan for future articles, which may or may not include supervillians, cigar-smoking generals, and prissy cats. Maybe you could write the next series with your own ideas? Many thanks to Andrew Summersgill and Jim H. Moreno for bringing this series the distance. And now, please enjoy this final installment of The Incorrect Art of War. -Brian King |
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3 Comments to “The Incorrect Art of War [Episode 38] – The Future”
Well, the Incorrect Art of War is now over…never thought I would see that day. Thanks for the final installment Dr. S., and the best of luck to you in the future (both in your world, and in real life).
By Alex on Nov 2, 2009 at 7:37 pm