The Lasting Lesson of September 11
The 20th anniversary of September 11 is now a few days old. What is the lesson we should all take away — and remember — from that day?
The 20th anniversary of September 11 is now a few days old. What is the lesson we should all take away — and remember — from that day?
The Biden administration seems determined to remove Trump appointees from the boards of the military academies despite their three-year terms.
The Chinese are trying to force-feed the narrative that Washington is unreliable, and is quickly losing its position as a global superpower.
Not having the capability to evacuate American citizens to Kabul airport adds another black eye to American’s withdrawal debacle.
“I inherited a deal cut by my predecessor,” President Biden said. It left the Taliban “in the strongest position militarily since 2001.”
Global terrorism continues to attract new recruits in its fight against the “Great Satan.” The U.S. must not become complacent.
CCW laws can be a fickle thing especially in the county or city level. So, staying informed can save you a night (or more) in jail.
The special operations community is highly competitve. But when the sharks begin to circle, it’s your mentality that will get you through.
Smart people have been pointing out the red flags for years. So it’s no surprise to me that Afghanistan is crumbling down around us.
Will Chauvin be given the same unbiased consideration provided to someone with no prior criminal history convicted of a crime, or will his sentence be increased because he was a police officer?
Trafficking networks generate the sex trade. Rescue a kid and another one fills the void. Destroy the network and the traffic stops.
Special Forces have always adapted to the national security imperatives. They’ll look at further increasing diversity in the force to meet its needs.