If nuclear conflagration can't keep you warm, nothing can.

So what are the odds that an Admiral in the US Navy hasn't made sure he's covered before he started carrying out illegal orders like murdering a bunch of fishermen?

For fiction, I'm going with When Swords Fall Silent: An Assassination Anthology.

For non-fiction, I would pick The Rise and Reign of the Mammals: A New History, from the Shadow of the Dinosaurs to Us by Steve Brusatte.

I'd seen those portraits as well, hadn't known many came from this one site.

If they find the bullshit fabricators so useful, perhaps it's their own jobs that are bullshit?

That's the part I'm not clear on. If there is no war going on, is it still a war crime just because it involves the military, or straight up a crime?