The Divide Grows
Bill Roggio is back in Iraq on his latest embed tour, and his first post is already up. Read it, and you’ll note a recurring theme: military personnel in Iraq…
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Bill Roggio is back in Iraq on his latest embed tour, and his first post is already up. Read it, and you’ll note a recurring theme: military personnel in Iraq…
A tip of the hat to John Hinderaker at Powerline, who notes a glaring omission during yesterday’s confirmation love-fest between Defense Secretary nominee Robert Gates, and members of the Senate…
The much-anticipated report from the Iraq Study Group (ISG) is out. Thanks to a wave of pre-release media leaks and public statements by group members, there’s really nothing in the…
Later today, survivors of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack will gather in Hawaii for their last reunion. The remaining veterans of the surprise Japanese strike are now in their 80s…
In trying to justify its own nuclear program, North Korea is trotting out a familiar, but false canard: we need nuclear weapons to “protect ourselves” from U.S. nukes in the…
The Air Force Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps has taken another black eye. Less than two years after the service’s top legal officer was demoted two grades and forced to…
The British press is abuzz over reports that “U.S. intelligence agencies” monitored the phone calls of Princess Diana in the months leading up to her death. According to the Evening…
It has become a part of our military lore. During World War II, the nation’s first black fighter pilots–better known as the Tuskegee Airmen–never lost a bomber they escorted to…
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is in a bit of hot water, or should we say, more hot water. In an interview with a German TV station, broadcast on Monday,…
The troubled Airbus A380 program got an expected–but needed–boost yesterday, when the super-jumbo jet received type certification from both the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the Federal Aviation Administration.…