Yes, the U.S. 'Obliterated' Iran's Nuclear Capabilities June 27, 2025Kenneth R. Timmerman
The press has had a field day since an anti-Trumper inside the U.S. intelligence community leaked a preliminary Defense Intelligence Agency assessment of the B-2 bomber strike on Iran's deeply buried uranium enrichment site at Fordo.
Still the ‘Forgotten War’ June 26, 2025Kevin G. Mason
If the Korean War is known as the ‘forgotten war,’ then post-armistice operations within and along the U.S. Sector of the Korean DMZ are the ‘unknown war.’
Peering Through the Fog of War June 14, 2025Clarice Feldman
The Israelis pulled off the most brilliant offensive in modern military history; the President orchestrated a genius misdirection; Iran’s regime is on its back feet from which it will not recover.
The real insurrection is erupting in LA June 11, 2025Marina Bejarano
While the January 6th Commission spent years and untold taxpayer dollars branding American citizens as seditionists and strangling Donald Trump’s return to the presidency, the real insurrection was being imported by air, land, and sea.
Day of Infamy April 29, 2025Peter Nichols
If there is a “lesson of Vietnam,” it is that there can be no half-waging of war, for it guarantees “prolonged indecision.”
A Good Day For The Navy April 26, 2025J.R. Dunn
While the media and military have been silent, what the Navy did against a Houthi attack is pretty magnificent.
NATO and the German straitjacket March 21, 2025Bill Ponton
The reassertion of Russian military strength and Trump’s determination to make NATO allies pay their fair share has changed everything for Germany.
Deep-State Sabotage in the DoD? March 12, 2025Rajan Laad
The apparent deletion of personnel with 'Gay' in their names pushes the 'Trump administration is chaotic and incompetent' narrative, while the deletion of the black airmen helps push the racism claim.
Maj. James Capers: A Question of Justice January 27, 2025David 'Bull' Gurfein
Some are asking why senators and representative are requesting that President Trump award Maj. James Capers the Medal of Honor, as opposed to just having the award work its way through the normal bureaucratic process?
General Mark Milley: “You’re Fired!” January 23, 2025Hank Vanderbeek
The path Milley took warrants an immediate and thorough investigation by the Congress, DoJ, and DoD to ferret out the facts. No suspected act of treason should go uninvestigated.
Milley's game January 24, 2025J.R. Dunn
Mark Milley's interference in national policy could very well have ended in triggering the very war he claimed to be trying to prevent.
The Sinking of the USS Agility January 8, 2025Thomas B. Modly
American naval glory earned on the high seas in the earliest days of our republic is a legacy that is being threatened by a bureaucracy incapable of fixing itself.
Does DEI require starving our troops? January 7, 2025Mike McDaniel
Officers used to be taught their troops needs came before their own and the best officers ensured their troops had good food and ate before they did.
Really honoring vets November 10, 2024Larry Brandes
Veterans should be honored, respected, and appreciated on November 11th and all year for their service.
The silence of the GOFOs October 24, 2024Richard J. Douglas
While the GOFOs bucked good order and discipline and challenged their commander-in-chief when it was President Trump, it appears they’ve all gone silent over the national emergency at our southern border, and every other crisis.
DEI: A cancer on the Armed Forces September 20, 2024John Deyermond, Maj. Gen (ret.)
The public’s trust and confidence in the military is at an all-time low while retention and recruiting rates have plummeted.
To the Shores of Tripoli September 3, 2024Seth Grossman
On September 4, 1804, Richard Somers and twelve others sailed the Intrepid, a small ship packed with explosives, into the harbor of Tripoli in North Africa.
Politicizing the Military Must Stop August 14, 2024Robert F. Turner
The Biden administration’s frantic review of the Medals of Honor awarded following the Battle of Wounded Knee politicized something politics should not touch.
DoD’s rewrite of history July 31, 2024Cincinnatus
Again, the lowly soldier is accountable for being placed in a dangerous situation by inept and feckless senior political and military leadership.
The Folly of Basing American Gaza Policy on False Hamas-Reported Casualties July 12, 2024Michael S. Goldstein
There is no gnashing of teeth in Western nations, or even in Arab countries, and certainly not in the United Nations human rights commissions and committees, about the hundreds of thousands of Arab civilians killed by other Arabs in modern Arab-on-Arab Middle East conflicts.
Perverse military June 28, 2024Mike McDaniel
It would seem in Joe Biden’s military, training for and posturing about LGBTQWERTY+- issues take precedence.
The American Military Paradox July 28, 2023Charles Johnston
The rise of the military industrial complex has led to the U.S.'s overextension throughout the world with Washington locked in a permanent war mindset.
The military duty to disobey December 18, 2022Robert Arvay
The requirement to surrender individual rights throws into question a long-standing ethos of what it means to faithfully serve.
Military Character Deficits July 29, 2014G. Murphy Donovan
So here we are once again, with the Walsh fiasco, left to wonder about the integrity of Department of Defense leadership and institutions
Out and in Drag in Okinawa March 4, 2014Jeannie DeAngelis
Troops stationed at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, Japan dressed in drag and strutted their stuff in support of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender troops
Waving a Hero February 6, 2014Russ Vaughn
A new phrase for the political lexicon, to describe what Barack Obama did in his most recent SOTU address.
The Power of Lone SurvivorJanuary 19, 2014Elise Cooper
"The movie is heart-wrenching, and the tribute at the end brought to life that this wasn't just a movie, in the Hollywood sense."
Three Fortunate Sons and the Humiliation of the Military January 11, 2014Deborah C. Tyler
Among Vietnam veterans are three highly decorated men who hold the highest levels of power -- John McCain, John Kerry, and Chuck Hagel. Together, they indicate the immense cultural shift in American consciousness that emerged during the Vietnam War.
Feminists and 'Moral Panic' November 10, 2013Clarice Feldman
Today ordinary men and women and the country as a whole are the victims of upper class women seeking power by means of a mendacious and destructive ideology.
Soldier's Christmas Eve December 24, 2012Elise Cooper
This Christmas, there are brothers, sisters, wives, husbands, and children who are fighting in some hellhole to protect our freedoms.
Our Freedoms Are Not Easily Wrought November 11, 2012Ron Hunnicutt
It is not the Occupy Wall Street types (that want taxpayers to pay off their student loans) who go off to war to maintain our freedom and gain freedom for others.
Making the 'Military Pay' February 29, 2012Jeannie DeAngelis
How does a patriotic nation that takes pride in its military target them for increases in health care premiums as they age?
