…section of the Transaction Data: Royalties and License Fees, Income of U.S-owned Assets Abroad, and Transfers under Military Agency Sales. While the trade deficit blossomed, the sum of these last…

…task, a Reuters investigation finds. A review of individuals’ military pay records, government reports and other documents, along with interviews with dozens of current and former soldiers and other military…

…more, provided lots of military equipment. Well, maybe, but there were mighty good reasons not to. The main problem was that even back then it was clear that the radical…

…from the war; the Marshall Plan; Cold War military spending; investments in universities, highways and scientific research; and falling oil prices. This will not do. Here there is an effort…

…hands on their hearts, recited the Pledge of Allegiance*, my father said through gritted teeth that he hoped that the next time this country was at war the military assign…

…been trashing Obama for pulling the military out of Iraq. But keeping the military there indefinitely would be expensive. So here’s another hypotherical that I’d bet he’d take awhile to…

…concept of “lone wolf” terrorist sympathizers encouraged via the Internet or even by television news reporting on military conflicts and radical groups—including those who, like Mateen, were born in this…

…late 1980s and early 1990s. Nothing of the sort could happen until after the end of the Brazilian military dictatorship. The military viewed such activities as leftist and therefore something…

This morning I overheard a part of a conversation between two 30-ish old high school friends, both from career-military families; their high school was on a military base. One is…

…marked by tussles between state institutions and the army. The chain of events that started with a seemingly whimsical news item about the war of words between the military and…