Month: December 2017

…from Gary Anderson, blogging at Small Wars Journal, on “Preparing for the Next Battle of Gaza.” In his piece, Mr. Anderson (a noted expert on counter-insurgency operations), outlines how the…

Less than one year into their little experiment, it’s become dreadfully obvious that installing Katie Couric as anchor of the CBS Evening News was the worst idea in broadcasting since…

When North Korea recently tested three short-range missiles, the event was described as “routine” by both the Pentagon and the State Department. Now, we’re learning that the test wasn’t so…

A hat tip to Michelle Malkin, who discovered this sad story about an Air Force member who was shot and seriously wounded by an anti-military zealot on the 4th of…

Today’s Washington Post reports that Iran is building a tunnel complex near its Natanz nuclear facility that could be used to store nuclear material, or produce enriched uranium. Defense and…

Like the rest of the military, the Air Force periodically issues “Senior Leader Announcements,” tracking the promotions, transfers and retirements of unit commanders (at the O-6 level) flag officers and…

Suppose you’re an executive for a defense contractor. Your pet project was slashed by the Pentagon for current fiscal year; it took Congressional intervention to re-instate the funds, and your…

Barely two weeks after the failed London car bombings–and the abortive attack at the Glasgow Airport in Scotland–U.S. officials are expressing concern about a possible terrorist strike here at home.…

For decades, the nation has entrusted its most vital secrets to those deemed trustworthy. And earning that trust was no easy feat; a SECRET-level security clearance required a national agency…

It’s been said that aspiring actors dream of stardom in films, television, or on the stage. Then, reality sets in and most gladly settle for character roles. After all, a…