Month: December 2017

Over the past seven months, we’ve been following the case of Air Force Colonel Michael Murphy, former commander of the Service’s Legal Operations Agency at Bolling AFB in Washington, D.C.…

A travesty of justice played out on the nation’s TV screens this afternoon. And no, I’m not talking about the Paris Hilton case. Instead, I refer to the Mary Winkler…

Israel launched its latest spy satellite early Monday morning, giving the Jewish state additional and “unprecedented” capabilities for monitoring its regional enemies, including Iran. The booster carrying the Ofek-7 satellite…

Reading Sunday’s Jerusalem Post article on supposed U.S. plans for attacking Iran, we can’t decide if reporter Yaakov Katz was trying to generate a propaganda piece, or merely repeating information…

In July 2005, a four-man element of Navy SEALs was inserted into the dangerous terrain along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Their mission? Conduct reconnaissance in the area, and if possible, kill…

There’s a fight brewing in South Florida which proves that some elected officials are willing to put partisan politics above public safety. Drudge has this link to a story in…

In terms of programming that’s both realistic and riveting, television and the military have always been a poor fit. With the notable exception of HBO’s superb Band of Brothers, there…

Ask any member of Congress about the U.S. military, and you’ll (typically) get a long speech about their support for the troops, including all the bills and measures they’ve sponsored…

After a deluge of criticism, supervisors in Broward County, Florida have decided to retain WIOD Radio as their “official” emergency information station. As we noted yesterday, the county supervisors (all…

We’ve been eagerly watching the dust-up between Dan Rather and his former bosses at CBS. The fight began when Mr. Rather, appearing on Joe Scarborough’s morning radio show, accused CBS…