FORT SILL, Okla. (June 6, 2013) — A loudspeaker blared “incoming, incoming, incoming” and Soldiers immediately dropped to the ground. A Counter — Rocket, Artillery and Mortar gun whirred as the weapon system tracked the threat. A four-second burst from | Read More »

Extortion 17 was the in-theater call sign of the helicopter-flight mission that was shot down by Afghan militants.

In a radio address to the nation, President Franklin D. Roosevelt asked Americans to join him in prayer as American forces stormed the beaches of Normandy.

Lance Cpl. Philip Bulford, a mortar gunner with the company, said, “I believe that Willy believes it’s his duty and an honor to protect us from what may lie ahead.”

We needn’t broadcast our rules of engagement to the world and to our enemies.

Read how in the opening act of the Battle of the Bulge, this son of Right, Tenn., answered the bell.

There has been a subtle shift in America from honoring our military and its necessary role to a more Sparta-like embrace of militarism.

The most critical question.

That’s not an accretion of truth. That’s a subtraction of truth.

Justice delayed is justice denied.