The military promotion system does not reward top performers rapidly enough.
The popular notion that the United States military is monolithically Republican is mistaken.
As they did four years, ago the New York Giants will get a parade in New York City today. Some are wondering when Iraq War vets will get theirs.
A change in the law will radically increase retirement pay for generals and admirals.
Andrew Exum notes that most analysts who call for military intervention fail to specify the particulars.
Not surprisingly, Republicans are trying to reverse the automatic cuts to defense spending agreed to in August.
My latest for The Atlantic explains, “Why We Should Be Glad the Haditha Massacre Marine Got No Jail Time.”
Last night’s State Of The Union Address contained another unfortunate example of the prevalence of militaristic rhetoric in domestic politics.
Mitt Romney is making claims about Naval readiness that are, at best, misleading.
The US Army is returning to a peacetime mindset, which means promotions will cease to be automatic for anyone willing to endure service.
Once again, Ron Paul showed last night why he could never win the Republican nomination.
A Washington Post fact check calls this “true but false.”
Michael Hastings has yet another credulous story attempting to smear the United States military.
President Obama’s Pentagon is planning for an unlikely war with China rather than the small wars America will inevitably fight.
Despite the opposition of the SECDEF and Joint Chiefs, the latter expanded yesterday.
Many people seem to have a rather inappropriate view of their relationship to the President of the United States.
82nd Airborne solider David Hickman was the 4474th American serviceman killed in Iraq. He should be the last.
After 3,193 days and more than 4,000 lives, the American war in Iraq is officially at an end.
While unfortunate, the loss of an RQ-170 drone over Iran may not be the intelligence disaster some make it out to be.
Rick Perry wants a no-fly zone in Syria to prevent ground forces from harming civilians.
With the Super Committee dead, 2012 is likely to see a fight over the defense cuts set to take place starting in 2013.
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the green beret as the official headgear of US Army Special Forces.
The Secretary of Defense has some words of warning for those advocating military action against Iran.
The remains of US servicemen killed in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were thrown out with the trash.
An attack against Iran’s nuclear weapons research facility won’t be an easy thing.