Back to reality (May 2013)
The American Army is an organization in search of a strategic purpose. American conventional involvement in the war in Afghanistan is drawing to a close, the security establishment has...
By Maj. Robert M. Chamberlain
The pit and the pendulum (May 2013)
In Edgar AllAn Poe’s short story “The Pit and the Pendulum,” an unnamed protagonist avoids a fatal fall only to find himself in deadly danger from a swinging blade....
By Charles D. Allen
Conundrum in the Sahel (May 2013)
With America’s war in Iraq officially over and the one in Afghanistan drawing to a close, U.S. strategists must resist the temptation to refocus funds and national attention away from...
By Col. John C. Case
Unwritten rules: Along Israel’s flammable borders, infractions spark wars (April 2013)
In the perennial faceoff between Israel and various armed organizations, the distance between cyclical violence and full-on war can be measured by how well the players adhere to unwritten,...
By Barbara Opall-Rome
Help others, help ourselves (April 2013)
The Army, with its long history of security force assistance to Pacific Rim nations and a wealth of new knowledge born of war in the Middle East, should improve and increase SFA operations...
By Lt. Gen. Robert B. Brown and Maj. Brennan F. Cook
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