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On Afghan Soldier's Day, an opportunity to pause and reflect on the continuing struggle against oppression in Afghanistan.
Washington, D.C. is a power center, where those having power use it to create and acquire more. Interview with historian Eliot Cohen.
In the battle for Troy, honor meant more than merely killing the enemy. An Iraq war veteran analyzes this ancient concept.
Soldiers, even in the war on terror, crave their share of glory, even in death, as Achilles did during the Trojan War.
A currently inactive Marine talks about Scout Snipers, elite troops that combined reconnaissance with striking power.
In this latest excerpt from River City One, author John J. Waters recounts a bizarre combat death and the embellishment he later told.
An inactivated Marine officer describes the sensations of carrying a gun in actual combat. From River City One by Lt. John J. Waters USMC.
In his new novel River City One, an inactivated U.S. Marine officer tells his readers what it's like to survive an IED blast.
