Category: American Military

November 7, 2011

“Nothing Dramatic”—Karl Blake’s War Story

Filed under: American Military,History - 07 Nov 2011

“It was nothing dramatic,” says Dr. Karl E. Blake of Wexford, Pennsylvania, retired surgeon and member of the World War II generation, “but it was important, and no one has written about it, at least that I’ve seen.”

October 23, 2011

Imperial Republics Fall

Filed under: American Military,Foreign Countries & Policy - 23 Oct 2011

Historians spend their life looking backwards.  Futurists spend their life looking forward.  My goal has been to blend the two disciplines into one seamless endeavor.

August 6, 2011

The Need to Restructure the DoD: Part I

Filed under: American Military,Featured Conservative - 06 Aug 2011

In 1914, on the eve of the Great War, the Duke of Cambridge wrote, “There is a time for all things. There is even a time for change; and that is when it can no longer be avoided.”

July 9, 2011

Reducing the Troops Obama style

Filed under: American Military,War On Terror - 09 Jul 2011

One of the problems with reducing the troops is will it actually happen. With a guy like Obama he says one thing and something else happens. But more importantly this goes against my fundamental belief about war. First off, is …

June 30, 2011

Republicans and Conservatives Missing the Point on a Smaller Military

Filed under: American Military - 30 Jun 2011

By: Mitch Poremba

Being a strong conservative who watches Fox, the Judge on Freedom Watch and listens to “The Great One”, Mark Levin, believe that Republicans and Conservatives have wondered too far in policing the World and Nation Building.

June 23, 2011

Leave Libya, Fight on in Afghanistan

Filed under: American Military,Featured Conservative - 23 Jun 2011

Our foreign policy would find itself in a much better place if President Obama would take a page from the stoic emperor. He’s faced with two wars, both of them deeply unpopular, and one of them of his own making. …

June 1, 2011

Where’s the Outrage?

In the best line of a lackluster campaign Bob Dole challenged the voters who were swallowing the liberal line of the Corporations Once Known as the Mainstream Media.  At the time they were carrying the water for Bill Clinton …

May 6, 2011

Always Proud To be An American

Filed under: American Military,War On Terror - 06 May 2011

Osama Bin Laden is finally dead, alleluia, alleluia. This animal was sent to Hell by our unmatched, courageous Navy Seals Special Operations, Team 6. God Bless these elite protectors of freedom. God Bless all our brave Men and Women serving, …

May 5, 2011

Bin Laden Dead, but Work Not Done

The Death of Usama Bin Laden, despite the harrumphs of the scolds, is a cause for celebration. Let’s be clear, those navy seals didn’t “murder” anyone, whether he was armed or not. Murder means that someone kills an innocent person, …

April 28, 2011

Obama orders review of military budget cuts

Filed under: American Military,In The News - 28 Apr 2011

President Barack Obama is continuing to pursue his goal of cutting U.S. military spending in spite of American forces active in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and other locations throughout the world.

April 18, 2011

Obama’s speech: President plans cuts to defense budget

President Barack Obama, during his much heralded speech on Wednesday, mentioned his desire to “seek additional savings” within the U.S. Armed Forces which likely entail cuts to the Defense Department’s fiscal 2013 budget.

April 1, 2011

Presidential Hopelessness

His Highest our President Barack Hussein Obama, “The Chosen One” has done it again. He portrayed his arrogance to the highest capacity. He has successfully imbedded his own manufactured inabilities to lead our Nation of proven bravery and greatness. His …

March 24, 2011

Operation Odyssey Dawn launched against Khadhafi’s regime

French-led coalition forces on Saturday launched “Operation Odyssey Dawn” to enforce U.N. Security Council’s Resolution 1973 to protect the Libyan people from that troubled nation’s dictator, according to the Pentagon.

February 19, 2011

The Alternative Engine – The Not-So-Little Engine That Wouldn’t Go Away

by: Van D. Hipp, Jr.

The federal government’s penchant for wasting taxpayer money is nothing new. Sadly, it’s what we’ve come to expect.

And while the infamous $436 hammers and $600 toilet seats are distant memories, the current crop of …

February 12, 2011

Boondoggle and priority spending test for elected “Tea Party” congress

Filed under: American Military - 12 Feb 2011

by Dr. Laurie Roth

Recently I got a call from the Former Deputy Secretary of the Army describing the recent push to spend up to $2.9 billion on a new and different second engine for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. …

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