Two weeks ago, we posted a chart from a Government Accountability Office report that showed U.S. levels of defense spending remain at historic highs, with or without sequestration.
Now the Congressional Budget Office has …
Two weeks ago, we posted a chart from a Government Accountability Office report that showed U.S. levels of defense spending remain at historic highs, with or without sequestration.
Now the Congressional Budget Office has …
On the 10th anniversary of the Iraq invasion, it’s time for some perspective on the path we have traveled. We went into Iraq looking for weapons of mass destruction, then to avenge September 11, then to build a foothold of …
“I think I’ll stand up, because if I get a really tough one, I have this little tap dance that I’ve worked out over time.”
Battleland knows it is serious business, but given the tough financial situation the U.S. military now finds itself in, couldn’t the Navy have waited for better times before announcing Monday that it is seeking to hire “Live …
It’s the little details you tend to remember about war, snapshots of time that have a grisly habit of creeping into your thoughts and dreams years after your service:
— The deafening silence of “roll call” during a memorial …
Looking back, 10 years after we pushed into Iraq, how have we done?
Let us start out by reviewing some of the improvements:
— Better screening for Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI), …
President Barack Obama heads to Israel, Palestine, and Jordan for the first foreign trip of his second term…
Superb, objective, fair-minded article by Greg Newbold.
In particular – women have been successfully serving in combat for 12 years…152 KIA…over 1000 WIA. Women in uniform have been a courageous, effective, integral part …
The NCAA men’s basketball tournament will cost U.S. companies an estimated $134 million in “lost wages” this week. But do employers care? Not really.
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Once upon a time — like 10 years ago today, when we invaded Iraq — Americans knew when they were fighting a war. This may be hard to imagine from the vantage point of 2013, but citizens in long-ago conflicts …