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Call Sign Courage: LtCol Matthew Lohmeier (USAF)
“It is not politically partisan to expose or attack critical race theory or Marxism. Critical Race Theory and Marxism are antithetical to American values.”
A Word to Our Warriors
“It is the Soldier, not the minister, who has given us freedom of religion. It is the Soldier, not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press. It is the Soldier, not the poet, who has given us freedom of speech. It is the Soldier, not the politician, who has given us the right to vote.”
Hegseth Is the Dems’ First Scalp
The war secretary is an obvious target because he represents the Democrats’ deepest insecurities.
Saudi Arabia Has Its Hands Full Against the Houthis
In the aftermath of deadly Houthi bombings, the United States is considering the strategic implications of intervention.
Should America Do Public Executions Again?
The military’s planned public and live streamed execution of Nidal Hasan has many folks debating the wisdom and merits.
Justice Finally Comes for Nidal Hasan
But given that his murderous rampage took place 17 years ago, something is clearly wrong here.
Why Is the U.S. Leaving Iraq Now?
After two decades of presence, the U.S. military has formally withdrawn from Iraq.
Guam and Its Pacific Neighbors: A Critical Line of Defense
Guam’s role in the U.S. goal of preventing China from breaking out into the Pacific cannot be overstated.
Kudos to the USS Lincoln
“I was blown away by this strong group of high-achieving Americans standing tall with justified pride in everything they have accomplished.”
Is the Munitions Shortage Real?
The Intermittent Kinetic Action Against Iran is nearly six months old, and there are increasing rumblings about the U.S. Armed Forces running low on munitions.
Judges Should Not Rewrite Military Policy From the Bench
Examining a recent ruling by a federal judge regarding the Trump administration’s policy on military service and gender dysphoria.
In Memoriam: The Loss of Flight 739
On March 16, 1962, MATS Flying Tiger Flight 739, transporting a contingent of Ranger-trained communications specialists to South Vietnam, disappeared without a trace.
Military Blocked From Expunging ‘Transgenders’
An appellate court upholds a lower-court ruling against the Trump administration’s military ban on gender-dysphoric individuals.
Fighting Over Memorial Day
“We have to make this country worthy of that sacrifice,” said Vice President JD Vance, rising above the political rancor that marked the early part of Monday.
A Win for Faith in Our Military Ranks
“I will be strong and courageous. I will not be terrified or discouraged for the Lord my God is with me wherever I go.”
Can a Machine Fight a Just War?
For centuries, philosophers have debated when war can be justified. Artificial intelligence is forcing a harder question: whether moral judgment can be automated.
Hegseth Replaces Woke Ivy League Military Fellowships
The secretary of war is ensuring that those who educate and facilitate our military leaders don’t hold a dangerously anti-American ideology.
The U.S. Risked a Billion Dollars to Rescue Two Pilots — It Was the Right Call
Every service member operates with the understanding that, if the worst occurs, the full capability of the United States military will be mobilized to bring them home.
A Spectacular Search-and-Rescue
The American military upheld its promise to leave no man behind as it rescued from deep inside Iranian territory a second downed Airman.