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Christina Bellantoni of The Washington Times on N. Virginia to turn off 'spy' cameras: Red-light cameras in Northern Virginia will be unplugged tomorrow, as a 10-year pilot program expires. A state legislative committee in...
Friends and former colleagues, please feel free to ignore the email titled “Join my friends network at Gazzag!” An importing error resulted in the invitation being sent to the wrong group of addresses. Thank...
Journal Entry Four for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University Prior to the launch of the 2003 invasion of Iraq by the U.S. and U.K., weapons of mass destruction...
Journal Entry Three for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University In The Greatest Threat, Richard Butler chronicles his work as chairman of UNSCOM inspecting and disarming Iraq’s chemical and...
Journal Entry Five for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University Following my discharge from active duty in 1995, I was particularly concerned about the status of the ceasefire agreement...
Journal Entry Seven for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University In The Generals’ War, Michael R. Gordon and General Bernard E. Trainor mention the January 29, 1991 offensive by...
Journal Entry Six for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University Looking back on the buildup to the ground war in 1990, prompted by further readings of The Generals’ War,...
Journal Entry Two for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University In 1991, when the Coalition forces began their push to supplant Saddam’s forces from Kuwait and the small patch...
Journal Entry One for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University Upon reading the assigned writings for this week, I was thrust back to the summer of 1990. At the...
From the good folks at Veterans for Common Sense: Yesterday, the House passed H.J.Res.10, supporting a constitutional amendment banning the "desecration" of the Flag. Passing with only 8 votes more than the 2/3 required,...