‘I want to join the Army,” my husband said. [Read more...]
Delayed Effects of Deployment
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The Good We Did
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“Targeter-in-Chief” (Why the Drone Arguments Miss the Mark)
March 7, 2013 By
The drone image was grainy, but clear enough to make out roughly 20 military-age males lounging around in a courtyard. [Read more...]
Giving Thanks for a Daughter — And a Band of Brothers
November 22, 2012 By
Early Thanksgiving morning, November 22, 2007
This morning, NRO ran a symposium asking its contributors what they’re thankful for culturally or politically even in this disappointing year. My contribution is below: [Read more...]
Yes, Drone Strikes are Legal and Moral
October 26, 2012 By
I must confess, I’m puzzled by Christian outrage at our drone campaign — the most precise aerial bombardment in the history of warfare. [Read more...]
Thoughts on War, Loss, and Suicide
September 24, 2012 By
This morning I woke up to see yet another story about soldier suicides — this one about a Vietnam veteran. [Read more...]
The Gap Between Our Capabilities and Our Will
September 19, 2012 By
It is becoming increasingly clear that our elite class not only lacks the courage to fight our long war themselves; they lack even the will to effectively utilize those who do not lack courage. [Read more...]
A Muslim Voice That Must Be Heard
September 12, 2012 By
Earlier today I co-hosted Jay Sekulow Live for a full hour, and caller after caller lit up our board to decry the embassy attacks of September 11 and ask, “Where are the more moderate Muslim voices? Why are the radicals so dominant?” I answered from my experience in Iraq with one word: “Fear.” [Read more...]
9/11: The Case for Controlled and Sustained Rage
September 11, 2012 By
Every year on the eve of 9/11, my wife and I show our older kids pictures from the day. And every year I feel a fresh sense of rage at the attack. [Read more...]
How Do You Raise Pro-Life Children? Adopt!
September 10, 2012 By
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