[CaptainCrunch]

I'm starting to clear up my schedule a bit, so I'm starting to get an itch in terms of writing something.


Plus I've thought about some topics that really interest me.


The Colt Revolver and its effect on the Civil War and its evolution
Admiral Nelson and his career.

Still want to do some tech ones so I'm looking at the A-10, the F-22, the F-14, and I was thinking about the Littoral Combat ship and its failures.
Post war strategies as an add on to what you were talking about. The failures of post ww1 that created a too be continued war and WW2 and the post war strategies for Japan and Germany, and then the failures of the exit strategies in the middle East and Afghanistan (this one could be way more daunting)


If you want to look at post war rebuilds UCB, Japan is probably a little more of an interesting story and lead to the rise of the major car manufacturers in Japan.


Basically in Japan it created the rise of heavy industry and the removal of the Japanese Governent, the Bushodo code in government and the effect that mercy on the Emperor of Japan all had a massive effect.


In Japan, the American's put in a full hands on deck assistance in both rebuilding and pushing for a very controlled transition to Western style democracy that really aided in the clean up and restoration. But from that Japan really built up a lot of the companies that still exist today.