…leaders of groups that the U.S. government considered terrorist outfits, and spent time with fighters in military operations of rebel armies such as armed units of the Sandinistas in Nicaragua….

…eliminate the New Deal and move the US back to the pre-New Deal period when regulators were weak-kneed and Business could pretty much do whatever it wanted, and the military…

…leadership as prescribed by the credo obliges the United States to maintain military capabilities staggeringly in excess of those required for self-defense.” The philosophy that sustains the Military Industrial Complex,…

…looked at the data and found it somewhat surprising. The surprise was not in what happened to military spending as the military swung from 0.5 million personnel in 1940 to…

…a fresh round of tests, all part of a broad effort by the military to better treat head injuries. The Department of Defense is also deploying some unusual weapons for…

…able to use or threaten to use weapons of mass destruction. In the near term, this means a willingness to undertake military action as diplomacy is clearly failing. In the…

Tom Dispatch has an opinion piece on something we have not really considered. The US military has a huge appetite for oil and products. We have not quantified this on…

…The original article, Strategic Assets has a wonderful chart. Of the top 10 legislators invested in our military industrial complex, can you guess who has the most tied up? A…

…electricity minister said Tuesday. Word of the project prompted serious concerns among American military officials, who fear that Iranian commercial investments can mask military activities at a time of heightened…

…will be leaving for Iraq in February or March, where the troops will function as military police. The military police function is still extremely needed and valuable in Iraq. However…