Angry Staff Officer·Dec 17, 2015Friction and ISISWhat Happens When Daesh Loses Momentum on the Battlefield?A response icon1A response icon1
InPoint of DecisionbyAngry Staff Officer·Dec 14, 2015A Galactic Day of InfamyHow the Empire Could Yet SurviveA response icon5A response icon5
Angry Staff Officer·Nov 17, 2015Leadership Lessons from GettysburgThe tenets of leadership are unchangingA response icon3A response icon3
InPoint of DecisionbyAngry Staff Officer·Nov 13, 2015Integrating ReintegrationThis was written as part of an ongoing discussion on war and the human reaction to war, begun by Phil Walter’s piece, War and the New…A response icon1A response icon1
InPoint of DecisionbyAngry Staff Officer·Oct 9, 2015Arms Out of ControlAmerica’s Horrible Record with Arming Rebels
InPoint of DecisionbyAngry Staff Officer·Oct 8, 2015All Things Old are New AgainThe U.S. Army and the Changing Operating EnvironmentA response icon1A response icon1
InPoint of DecisionbyAngry Staff Officer·Sep 15, 2015What if we had a war and no one knew?As I write this, the U.S. military is involved in armed and lethal operations in Iraq and Syria. While not officially a war, it is the most…A response icon2A response icon2
InPoint of DecisionbyAngry Staff Officer·Sep 1, 2015Stop Calling Refugees “Migrants”And Europe’s Problem with MemoryA response icon2A response icon2
Angry Staff Officer·Aug 31, 2015“Get off your phone, sir”Leadership in the Digital AgeA response icon1A response icon1