Moving with the tides of history
Definition Noun The belt of water around the equator infamous for its calm waters and light winds. Origin Probably earlier than the 19th century. Possibly
Topic & Content A textbook/guidebook for people interested in learning how to develop and use analytical wargames. The book is organized as follows: Part I:
Definition Verb To change course by tacking (in a sailing craft). To change direction. Origin 16th century. Comments Originally, this referred to a shift in
*A quick disclaimer is that normally I don’t like to ponder alternative/counterfactual history too much because it tends to get too outlandish. That being said,
Definition Noun A strong vertical post, either shore-side or aboard a vessel, for securing hawsers and mooring lines. Origin 14th century. Likely from the Old
Topic & Content A guidebook for naval officers who are new to the operations department of a warship. One of the busiest people aboard a
