U.S. Military: We Could Have Saved Ambassador Stevens May 25, 2013Jonathon Moseley
Elite U.S. troops were completely capable of saving Ambassador Chris Stevens during the Benghazi Consulate attacks on September 11, 2012. The facts contradict Defense Secretary Panetta's testimony.
Two Words May 19, 2013Jim Yardley
Leon Panetta -- and by extension the Obama administration as a whole -- truly do not understand the psychology of the American military fraternity.
Women in Combat: the Soldiers Speak February 21, 2013Elise Cooper
Can women handle the rigors of combat? Will integrating women into combat units degrade performance? How will the policy be implemented? Veteran soldiers, sailors, and airmen, both male and female, give their opinions.
Girls Just Wanna Have Guns February 3, 2013Marion DS Dreyfus
The men making military decisions are, in this unmilitary administration, largely unacquainted with military needs and circumstances, the president included. They know it all already, no lessons needed, thank you.
Panetta's Box January 26, 2013Russ Vaughn
As is so often true of liberals' social reforms, they haven't begun to consider the negative outcomes of their Pyrrhic success.
Sacking General Carter Ham November 17, 2012John Griffing
Questions are being asked about the replacement of General Ham, head of Africom, only a few years before his mandatory retirement date, especially since his replacement occurred so close to the consulate attacks.
Leaving No One Behind October 31, 2012Shoshana Bryen
Could the President of the United States really have said that "Americans leave nobody behind?" Did he really have the nerve to use the words that soldiers use to reassure themselves that their comrades will do everything they can to support them?
Has General Ham Been Fired? October 28, 2012Mike Johnson
IInstapundit suggests that General Ham was told to stand down from sending aid to Benghazi, that General Ham on his own decided to proceed, and that he was then relieved of his command.
