Jaeson "Doc" Parsons

If the Syrian Civil War could be resolved or even diplomatically halted, we could find ourselves in an ideal position to deal a death blow to ISIS.

Special operations forces constantly evolve and adjust, ensuring the enemy cannot adapt to our tactics.

Deterrence through military might has kept us safe in the past, but has proven impotent in our War on Terror.

Washington was more than the myths we have created, and his impact on our lives has echoed through the centuries.

These sins and virtues, each a stone in the building of this country, must be remembered and reflected upon by each generation to better understand the gravity of being a U.S. citizen, the costs that created the rights you enjoy, and the vote each of us has been entrusted with

These times of national crises find us in dire need of a leader willing to place their professional agenda behind that of national importance.

Trump is woefully unprepared for the complexities of global relations and foreign diplomacy, a fact which his mouth proves beyond a doubt on a weekly basis.

We must consider the results of the 2003 intervention in Iraq and the deployment of conventional forces in large numbers; the outcome was a disaster of epic proportions.

The merry-go-round of international relations is in full swing and is exactly what ISIS hopes will bring about a new global conflict.

Over the past several months, dozens of combat veterans have packed up their combat gear and shouldered the burden of preserving freedom once again.

ISIS has committed yet another attack on targets in the West, bringing their brand of terror to the heart of the City of Love.

If history is our guide, it wouldn’t take much to press the world past the brink and into the apocalypse of another world war.