So What If It WAS Shrapnel?
The U.S. Military makes no distinction between bullets or shrapnel when awarding a Purple Heart. Why is the leftist press doing so to Trump…with no evidence
Military
An Open Letter to the U.S. Air Force
Today we wonder why patriotism is at a low for younger people. We wonder why we can’t meet recruiting or retention goals. Why our senior leaders apparently don’t understand what unit cohesiveness is all about.
Ronald Reagan: Peace Through Strength
Negotiations without the force to insure the terms, are worthless. History has shown this multiple times.
The American Intelligence Circus
At one time, America’s intelligence team was the pride of the nation, safeguarding the homeland and ensuring that “we the people” could sleep soundly at night.
NATO’s Bold Plan: Save the Planet by Ending It
In a stunning turn of events, NATO has unveiled a groundbreaking strategy to combat global warming: initiating World War III.
A New Regime Is Taking Over Our Military
Replacing the governing principles of the armed forces will guarantee the replacement of the governing principles of society in the long term.
The Draft and Its Conflict with Freedom
The draft, by compelling citizens into military service, fundamentally conflicts with the concept of personal liberty.
The Siege of Vienna
The Battle of Vienna in 1683 was a decisive moment that determined the future religious and cultural landscape of Europe.
The Necessary Evil of Combating Terrorist Organizations
While such actions are deemed necessary, they also raise ethical and moral questions about the use of government power for those that don’t understand combat.
A Legacy of Service: Honoring My Father Lou on National PTSD Awareness Day
On this day, National PTSD Awareness Day, we join members of DeploymentBrands.com and other families to recognize the profound impact post-traumatic stress has on countless lives.
Hiring Private Military Contractors: The Lesser Evil or a Devil’s Bargain?
The history of these mercenary outfits is a litany of failures, scandals, and outright disasters, making the potential move to hire them a gamble with stakes too high to ignore.
The Way Forward On Russia and Ukraine
Trump should tell our NATO partners that either Russia, Ukraine, and anyone else that wants to join can join, or we pull out and stop funding it.
Our Leaders Don’t Read
Outside of their daily briefings and read aheads, our leaders just don’t read… and thus, they are not contextual thinkers.
The Role of Cyber Warfare in 5th Generation Warfare
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 demonstrated the increasing significance of cyber warfare within the context of 5th generation warfare.
I Love It When a Plan Falls Apart!
But the civilians in Gaza are the support system for Hamas, just as much as German and Japanese civilians supported their countries’ war machines.
When Comfort and Self-Care Beats Semper Fi: How We Got Here
Sadly, we are now where the call of duty involves curating the perfect Instagram story rather than answering the actual call of duty.
Safety Before Victory: The Retard Revolution of Free Speech
Our battle cry turned into “safety before victory,” a motto dripping with the irony of fighting a war where winning wasn’t an option.
The Ironic Socialist Reality of Military Service
Dave Cloft points out the irony of an institution dedicated to keeping our country free from socialism, is in its own construct, exactly that.
Faster Than a Speeding Budget: America’s Hypersonic Hype
As we were busy funding moon cheese research and designing the perfect camo pattern, our global competitors were laughing all the way to Mach 5+.
World War III Watch: Have We Forgotten the History of Our Incrementally Increased Involvement in Vietnam?
Though Russia’s invasion of Ukraine came nowhere close to the success anticipated for it, and Ukraine resisted far more strongly than ever anticipated, the Ukrainians are slowly losing this war.