Tag: Foreign Policy & Military & War

Ed Offley, writing for Military.com on Same Old Story – Combat Gear Comes Too Late: I wish I could be secretary of Defense for one day. I wouldn't spend the […]

Jo Tuckman of the Houston Chronicle on Activist seeks justice for massacred Guatemalans: Indigenous activist and grieving survivor Rosalina Tuyuc kneels to tidy the flowers and candles forming an improvised […]

The New York Times on When Soldiers Go Without Paychecks: Members of the National Guard and the various military reserves joined up to be part-time civilian soldiers, called up during […]

Mike Litwin of the Rocky Mountain News on Gag order leaves troops, reporters speechless: Before the press was herded into the giant hangar in advance of George W. Bush's pep […]

Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace & Liberty at the Independent Institute on Turning Point" in the War in Iraq: But Which Way Is It […]

Don Williams of New Millenium Writings on Who really supported troops? So just who truly supported the troops? Those who sent them to Iraq with no clear plan for bringing […]

Representative Ron Paul on Mistreating Soldiers and Veterans: Congress recently voted to send $87 billion to Iraq, money that will be used to build everything from roads to power plants […]

Oliver Willis has an interesting post on the "Chickenhawk Debate" over here. Here's the point, and it doesn't take a brain surgeon to get it: the people who are supporting […]

Jeffery M. Leving and Glenn Sacks on Defrauded Veterans Have Mixed Emotions on Veterans Day: For Torrance photographer Taron James, a decorated veteran of Operation Northern Watch, Veterans Day always […]