Not All Heroes: An Unapologetic Memoir of the Vietnam War, 1971–1972. Book review by James R. Smither, Grand Valley State University.
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The Iraqi soldiers tell of how they can hardly live with the shame of their rout under the onslaught of the Islamic militants.
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The Air Force insists the high-flying B-1 and other warplanes can adequately replace the A-10.
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Obama’s intention to end the war in Iraq led to continual downward pressure on the planned number of advisers, until it fell to a small fraction of what military planners originally hoped for.
"Depending whether you are among the winners or losers, you jeer or curse American passivity."
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President Obama said Friday the US will not send troops into Iraq to fend off a burgeoning Islamic insurgency. Continue on for a news roundup.
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While the capturing of Homs represents a major symbolic victory for Assad it also serves as another example of his incremental step-by-step approach.
What Just Happened? Looking at Bergdahl Through the Lens of Political Spin
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This comment responds to the SWJ publication of “A Proposed Framework for Appreciating Megacities: A US Army Perspective.”
A Professional Development Opportunity: A Summer With Grant - From the Green Notebook
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The release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl highlights a fundamental difference between the war in Afghanistan and previous American conflicts.
The Outpost - Book Review and Commentary
The New FM 3-24: What Happens When the Host Nation Is the Problem?
The counterinsurgency debate must go on, but is it going anywhere?
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What lessons should we have learned from Iraq and Afghanistan?