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Huntsville is up to the task of hosting US Space Command
The author of this commentary argues that Huntsville, Alabama's many advantages will help it prevail in a review of the decision to make it the permanent home of U.S. Space Command.
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Partisan politics has no place in today’s (or tomorrow’s) military
The emerging partisanship of the armed forces needs to be corrected before it's too late, says the author of this commentary.
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United States of Al: a comedy that brings home the deadly dilemma faced by Afghan interpreters
Currently there are over 18,000 applicants in Afghanistan alone awaiting decisions on their visa applications.
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An open letter to the sergeant major of the Army
This senior NCO offers three policy/regulation changes in this commentary that the Army could undertake to show that it cares about its soldiers and their families.
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Getting wrong the right way to get out of Afghanistan
If the U.S. is serious about pushing a major peace plan with the Afghans, then it had better stay the course and see them all the way through to a comprehensive peace, says the author of this commentary.
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Using a writ of mandamus to collaterally attack a court-martial conviction
A writ of mandamus is an option a service member may take to collaterally attack a court-martial conviction, says the author of this commentary.
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Why Space Command should stay in Colorado Springs
In this commentary, a former commander of NORAD and NORTHCOM argues why he supports reviewing the process that selected Huntsville, Alabama, over Colorado's Peterson Air Force Base for U.S. Space Command's headquarters.
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Working dogs: Domestic shortage of key frontline defense against terrorism
More must be done to support a domestic breeding program for military working dogs, says the author of this commentary.
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Veterans treatment courts seek to rehabilitate veterans in lieu of punishment after an arrest
As the veteran population continues to grow, veterans treatment courts allow former service members access to the rehabilitation they deserve, says the author of this commentary.
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Teaching at a military service academy enriched my leadership
The influence that civilian staff and faculty have on military institutions can also go the other way, says the author of this commentary.
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