Submissions to r/WarCollege must be related to military history, doctrine, or theory. Similarly, r/WarCollege does not exist to do your classwork for you, and such questions will be removed. Questions which are phrased as example seeking, “throughout history”, or other types aimed at generating collections of trivia are permitted only in the weekly trivia thread. We do not permit trivia seeking or homework help posts. Confine these to the weekly trivia thread. These questions are inherently unsourceable, and invite subjective answers that do not meet with our expected levels of rigor. This includes “what-if” questions, alternative history, or counterfactual scenarios. If such a conflict were to break out, questions or discussion on the conflict would not be permitted until one year after. A question asking about how such a peer conflict would play out is not permitted. A question or post describing how the United States has prepared for a potential peer conflict with the People’s Republic of China is permitted. Questions about current doctrine are permitted, provided they are not speculative about the future effects or implications of said doctrine. We do not permit posts speculating on or questions asking for speculation on future events. We do not do not accept posts discussing events less than one (1) year in the past, as information about these events is still very fluid, hard to verify, and difficult to discuss with our expected levels of rigor. R/WarCollege exists to discuss settled military history, doctrine, and theory.
Rule 1: Questions should be focused on military history and theory. Participation comes first, and you don't have to be an expert to answer a question asked (as long as you can provide sources when asked we have a handy guide as to how to write an answer here). Share a military history video! Post that essay on the Battle of Jena, or teach about a nation's style of warfare, discuss the upsides and downsides of infantry doctrines through the ages. Questions, essays, interesting links, or book reviews about a topic are welcome here. The tanks that appear in-game have been designed following the actual blueprints of real tanks./r/Warcollege exists is to educate about and discuss military history, from the ancients to Operation Iraqi Freedom and the Ukraine Hybrid War. Take over resource points and expand your territory! Do not settle until everything is yours! Make friends and create Legions with them to prepare yourself for the war to come! Many Legions will fight to become the dominant force of the world, but only 1 will rise as the king.
Fight to become the best commander! Lit your tanks' guns on fire!Ĭhoose what and who you want to use in this strategic tank war game!Ĭommand and conquer the world with your own strategies and formations!
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