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Only problem I got with the chapter is that Belial complains about the humans killing by remote control and I really doubt that he managed to internalize human tech to the point of internal monologue.

I'm guessing that this particular Prime Minister didn't have a particular influencial position during the Cold War, due to how surprised he is that something got through their defense network, how he barely remembers about the movie Threads which had a huge influence in the political approach to...

Yeah, but to a modern military once you're using a Mark 1 Eyeball to target hostile aircraft, even older models of helicopters already tagged as obsolete, you're out of luck and about to be hit by rocket fire or worse. While they known that this opponent is as vulnerable to autocannon fire as a...

If even inertial navigation is not working rigth then the best short term solution to navigation in hell is going to be radio beacons and follow the signal back to base, and then expand the network as needed by creating outposts in the route to particular geographical points of interest

Quite curious to see a sincerely loyal demon who is willing to risk herself to warn her lord of an incoming but not inminent threat. Deumos must be the closest thing to a good boss, just like Asmodeus has become for his greatly reduced legion.

Some things are universal, like the motions for individual surrenders in face of the enemy, simply for the reason that is the most logical set of movements, raise the hands high to show they are empty and that picking one from the floor will take too long.

Another reason might be that they were used to carry all of the iron weaponry of their army while marching to the battlefield in order to keep their warriors fresh with the chariots being part of the baggage until the moment they found the enemy's armies.

Thank you. It's always a good thing when you learn something new, especially from an unexpected source.

Is this part of a real folk tale or just a noodle incident that is never supposed to be explained?

Maybe, but the B-52H did upgrade the engines to TF-33-P-3 turbofans so in that sense they are still very competitive in cost-efficiency, and the variety of planes that use them means that spare parts are plenty and the rest of the avionics upgrades while desirable are not strictly nessesary for...

The air forces should do an study of potential off-the-shelf replacement for the engines with current engines. Many of the older multiengine bombers (like B-29s and B-36) could have their engines replaced with civilian turboprops and the expenses in both manpower and money would pay themselves...

Poor Rahab, while she is well versed in insurgency and the consequenses of it she cannot predict the true strenght of modern asimetrical warfare so she is fearing for the worst. One very simple way of defining a successful guerrilla campaign is to be able to apply the largest amount of force...

I think its a trident.

Says a lot about the demons that their commander not only redesigned his entire battleline after a single defeat (the WWI staff officers took a lot more to redesign tactics to face modern machine guns) but that he also took millenia to learn that a kind word gets better results that constant...

I think you mean fast not fats.

Being a while, a long while since I had seen this particular story, and I am glad to see it again. Is there a link to the author's profile or to other stories apart from the Salvation War?