Tag: General Mark Milley

When loyalty shifts from the Constitution to politics, our democracy trembles. The military oath must remain fiercely apolitical.

Retired US general predicts one-thirds of military robotic by 2039, sparking artificial intelligence arms race and ethical debates.

General Milley steps down, making way for General CQ Brown—a historic moment as he becomes the second Black Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

The battle for Bakhmut has been long and challenging, with both sides suffering heavy losses. However, Ukraine is now in a position to reclaim the region and end the local conflict.

US Secretary of the Navy Carlos del Toro warned Asian aggressors that they will face “punitive counteractions,” similar to Russia.

“Our investigation now concludes the strike was a tragic mistake,” Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie, chief of U.S. Central Command, said.

Thinking lucidly of who and what got us here will help hold the right people accountable and ensure Americans make better decisions.

Not having the capability to evacuate American citizens to Kabul airport adds another black eye to American’s withdrawal debacle.

The U.S. may nearly be out of Afghanistan, but will still deliver a bite — or an airstrike or two — against the Taliban when needed.

Is the Pentagon really focusing its resources on China and away from Afghanistan, as its leadership claims?

General Milley said that the Afghans are capable of standing up to the Taliban without support from U.S.-coalition. But how true is that?

By contacting the Joint Chiefs of Staff directly, Pelosi — seemingly unknowingly — undermined the protocols and made the country look weak.