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Just Killers, Moral Injuries

In 1915, six months after the outbreak of World War I, Sigmund Freud offered this less than prescient comment:   When the ...
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Getting Behind Hybrid Warfare

When ISIS stampeded its way across western Iraq, some observers described it as a new kind of “hybrid war.” Ditto ...
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Are Manned or Unmanned Aircraft Better on the Battlefield?

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, commonly referred to as “drones,” (also known as RPAs or UCAVs)  have become an increasingly popular tool ...
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Are Manned or Unmanned Aircraft Better on the Battlefield?

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, commonly referred to as “drones,” (also known as RPAs or UCAVs)  have become an increasingly popular tool ...
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Barry Blechman on Using Force Without War

If there is one book worth reading (or rereading) this summer given the current state of the world, it’s Force Without ...
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The Iraqis We Left Behind: A Book Review

TO BE A FRIEND IS FATAL: The Fight to Save the Iraqis America Left Behind By Kirk W. Johnson Scribner, 338 ...
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The U.S.-Chinese War Over Africa

American and Chinese efforts in Africa can be characterized by two contrasting outlooks. The United States focuses on security, the ...
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Moral Injury and Military Suicide

Before I took command of my company in Baghdad, I helped my boss manage interrogation operations for Task Force 1st Armored ...
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Moral Injury and the American Soldier

I received a Combat Action Badge because, for a period of about a month in early 2004 in Iraq, I seemed ...
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Russias NATO Expansion Myth

It has recently been argued by some that Russia’s invasion and intrigue in the Ukraine was foreseeable and a natural consequence of ...