My Wingman: What Tim Bolyard’s Life and Death Taught Me
Living in a tent in Afghanistan means not having secrets.
Living in a tent in Afghanistan means not having secrets.
In an Oct. 19 Washington Post online article about President Donald Trump’s decision to abruptly withdraw nearly all U.S.
This spring, the Pentagon will undertake the largest deployment of American forces to Europe in the past quarter-century.
There is an African proverb that states, “It takes a village ...” This maxim also holds true for the holistic approach required for so
A significant aspect of the enduring trust the American people have in their military is an expectation of mission accomplishment while “doing the
The Army’s new leaders feel momentum is on their side as America’s foundational force shifts from 18 years of counterinsurgency operat
Two generations ago, as the Vietnam War drew to a close, the U.S. Army faced daunting challenges.
Just months into his appointment as the 40th Army chief of staff, Gen.
Robots and autonomous systems. Artificial intelligence and machine learning. Quantum computing and big data.
In the complex world of government contracting, it is important to ensure that all processes and practices meet standards for transpar
The battle of Kham Duc is one of the least known—and least understood—major battles of the Vietnam War.
V for Victory. Seventy-five years ago, at the height of World War II, Americans knew the gesture well.
The interwar years between the Great War and World War II were a precarious period when industrialized military powers struggled to in