Transmigrate to 2018: A Fractured America

A very good article about the American Civil War, generally well-founded. The most reasonable thing about this article is that there are no intervention forces from other countries. The geographical environment of the United States is destined to end the internal war even if it breaks up. There are not many countries in the world that have the ability to intervene across the ocean. Even superpowers have to consider the consequences of falling into the quagmire of war. As for countries like Canada and Mexico, they are lucky if they are not shattered by the fragments of the United States.

This book is the best American Civil War I have ever read. It would have been better if it could write more about the air force. There are only a few scenes about the necessary aircraft.

The author has to work hard. Many of the American Civil War articles I read before have been discontinued. I hope to stick to it.

I just watched it, which side is the protagonist on now? The White House or the South?

The writing is quite good.

It's okay, but the militarization of drones started very early. Fixed-wing military aircraft have been around since 2000, and multi-rotor drones have been around since 2000.

Okay, to my liking

American Civil War? Flames Rising [Shocked]

This type of book is relatively rare and the writing is good