How many of you remember the Falklands War? Not only do I remember it (hey–I was in college!) but I later had a thesis student
Category: Military
War with Iran: Not Inevitable, but Language is Leading There
Lesson #1 in learning about diplomacy: governments choose their words very carefully, so that messages are sent in the headlines, and the quotes. In 1990
Easing the Veterans Transitioning to Civilian Workforce
Genesis 10 is a company that focuses on delivering performance and matching the right people to the right tasks for companies. They have also started
Are eReaders Robust Enough for Warfighters?
I have been enjoying learning about the iPad and will have more recommendations to come about apps that I absolutely love. Â That said, I want
“Save Boeing” as an argument?
 The alert reader has no doubt heard and read stories about the US Air Force’s selection of the next air refueling aircraft, or “Tanker.” In
“There you go again…”
As faithful reader may recall, I have at times taken the time to point out the errors and downright mis-informing ways of our good friend
Military Pay Impacted by Congress’ failures
Yup. It’s official. If Congress doesn’t pass a spending bill that the President can sign, your US Air Force service members, and Department of the
Reasons to Vote for Republicans? Or blindness from Dems?
My good sparring partner Fleshy posted 10 farcical reasons to vote for Republicans. I recommend you go read them from him. I had to respond,
The Lieutenant–Courageous, or…
Well, it’s happened. The US Army has preferred charges against “The Lieutenant.” The Lt (according to the Seattle Times) enlisted in June of 2003, to
A “time line” or an “Event line”?
Today seemed like as good a day as any to write about something that has been slowly gnawing, nay, chewing at me, for a while.
