Dual booting with external drive

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I have a new USB3 drive and would like to install Windows on one
partition of it for occasional dual booting. I already have F25 on my
main drives (root on a 128GB SSD and /home on a 1TB internal SATA) so
the usual advice of "install Windows first, then Linux" is not really
what I want to hear unless there's no alternative. My mobo can support
BIOS or UEFI.

Any pointers to how to go about this would be appreciated, (including
getting Windoze to run from a USB drive, and apologies for being OT
with that part).

poc
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