The First Interplanetary War: Tactics in the Solar System (Narration Only)

“A real interplanetary war is not defined by whether the weapons are lasers or railguns, or whether the battlefield is in orbit rather than a field. It is defined by where people live and who they think we includes.”

“A commander committing a fleet to a given orbit is like an artilleryman firing a shell. The useful part of his control ends when the burn finishes. After that, inertia and gravity write the script for him.”

“if you casually obliterate a civilian station, you are not just hurting your opponent. You are also showering lethal debris into orbits your neighbor's share, destroying trade routes everyone else uses, and proving to all bystanders that you are willing to risk their lives for your war.”