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This is where I publish my preliminary research notes and ideas concerning warfare in the Book of Mormon. This is a spot for civilians, military historians, members of the LDS church and anybody else who enjoys studying the military aspects of the Book of Mormon and its impact on the LDS Church, society and the field of military history.
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- I have degrees from Southern Virginia University and Norwich University and I've pursued an MPhil/PhD at Kings College London. I have presented or published papers on Napoleonic warfare, Chinese military theory, Book of Mormon warfare, and the American Civil War. I'm a former infantry riflemen, squad leader and intelligence analyst. I am the author of numerous books and articles including "The Battle Experience in the Book of Mormon." My most recent book is Beyond Sun-Tzu: Classical Chinese Debates on War and Statecraft. Currently I teach history at American Public University. My political and military analysis can be found in the Epoch Times, Opslens magazine, Strategy and Tactics, Fox News, Strategy Bridge, the Washington Examiner and other places.
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5 comments:
What? Don't leave me hangin like this.
Chris H.
The banner seems to be connected to his arm.
The banner is in Hebrew instead of reformed Egyptian, the swords are metal swords instead of macahuitls, and the breastplate is forged metal instead of some leather-wood variant. And why is the banner flapping in the wind like that if there's no air on the moon?
Umm, Capt. Moroni looks like a Roman soldier, and I doubt that is historically accurate.
Come on people. It's obvious that the tattoo saying "Becky + Moroni Forever" on Cap'n Moroni's inner left thigh is missing.
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