Last chance to vote on the Future of War!
If you haven’t yet voted in the Future of War essay contest, this is your last chance. I plan to tally the results on Sunday and run them sometime next week. You can read the essays at this page. Then you can vote by e-mailing me using the address at the bottom of my bio. ...
If you haven't yet voted in the Future of War essay contest, this is your last chance. I plan to tally the results on Sunday and run them sometime next week.
You can read the essays at this page.
Then you can vote by e-mailing me using the address at the bottom of my bio. In the subject line, please put CONTEST, and vote for your no.1 and no. 2 choices, by the number on each essay.
If you haven’t yet voted in the Future of War essay contest, this is your last chance. I plan to tally the results on Sunday and run them sometime next week.
You can read the essays at this page.
Then you can vote by e-mailing me using the address at the bottom of my bio. In the subject line, please put CONTEST, and vote for your no.1 and no. 2 choices, by the number on each essay.
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