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But why would what parties take from what happened with Laconia be limited to the attacking craft being submarines?

I'm not sure what happened in between that led the U-boats in the Laconia incident to ignore that order.

Seeing Laconia with serious CGI budget is going to be amazing.

Duarte was using Inaros to buy time to build up Laconia with alien weapons, while Earth/Mars dealt with the Free Navy and recovered from the attacks.

Possibly the openmicroblogging protocol behind laconia or pubsubhubbub.

The budget hasn’t changed, and it’s ending at book 6 we aren’t going to get to see Laconia in all its glory on screen.

As I understand it, this generally stopped because of the Laconia incident.

Pre-ring (1-3), post-ring (4-6), and Laconia trilogies (7-9).

It's a real shame they didn't have more seasons to cover the Laconia plot, other than to tease it in the last season with the Strange Dogs novella material.

>[...] During the later Nuremberg trials, a prosecutor attempted to cite the Laconia Order as proof of war crimes by Dönitz and his submariners.

That would make the Laconia argument be that I can't be committing a war crime by not rescuing survivors because I presume that I am at risk of having a war crime being committed against me.

There is no reason to include that if they aren't going to adapt the Laconia storyline at some point, since the only purpose of that story is to introduce us to this new planet and what the Mars rebels discovered there.

It might make sense to say that "Laconia and Messinia (resp.

Dönitz gave two orders: "War Order No.154" which you quote, then the "Laconia Order" following that incident, which doubles down on the message.

But the people in Laconia and Messinia (not just Messinia) were "helots", not "Spartans", not "Lacedeaemones" and not anything else.

"Sparta" is the name of the principal city of the city-state of Lacedaemon, which comprised the regions of Laconia and Messinia in the Peloponnese.

But submarines have been de facto excempted from these rules since Laconia.

Next time you have a long weekend check out: American Classic Arcade Museum 579 Endicott St N, Laconia, NH 03246 They have a ton of stuff from the 80s, some earlier and later, working computer space in original cabinet.