The American army's most infamous day
Today is the 215th anniversary of the infamous day that the American army was destroyed. I mean an entire American army was wiped out on the battlefield. Pitted against the American army was about 1800-2000 indians, mostly Miami
A Look At US Strategy In Iraq.
We had more soldiers in Saudi Arabia in the first Gulf war than we have in the entire Army today. In fact, Wal-Mart has three times as many employees as the American Army has soldiers. As late as 1990, Army end-strength was
Ideology Still Matters
The only way possible to win any war against a guerilla army supported by a sizeable minority of the population is to kill that minority. Unless the American Army do that in Iraq, their defeat is almost guaranteed unless the Iraqis are
Using IEEE Standards to Support America’s Army Gaming Development
America’s Army gaming uses IEEE software and systems engineering standards to define process baselines. Original post by IEEE Security and Privacy
Pentagon Report: 100000+ Contractors in Iraq
"If you're trying to win hearts and minds and the contractor is driving 90 miles per hour through the streets and running over kids, that's not helping the image of the American army. The Iraqis aren't going to distinguish between a
"America's Army" Meets "Night of Bush Capturing"
The US Department of Defense has its own video game called "America's Army," which serves as a military recruiting tool. Not to be outdone, Islamist websites have been distributing "Night of Bush Capturing," a first-person shooter video
"America's Army" Boosts Army Recruiting
The "America's Army" game, first released in 1992, "is proving a potent way to communicate military values directly to the messy bedrooms where teens hang out. In a recent informal survey of recruits at Fort Benning, Ga.,
Anti-war protest in America's Army
Some anti-war activists are obviously sympathetic to his cause, but one America's Army player and military recruit compared it to "crash[ing] a Girl Scout meeting by yelling through a megaphone that they should vote his candidate in to
The War Nerd in The American Conservative
If there's anything that recent military history shows clearly, it's that nobody, not even a superpower, can create a proxy army that will really fight -- and Hezbollah proved pretty clearly that they can fight. America and the USSR
America: A police state
The writer knows that many people believe America is developing into a police The writer maintains, though, that America is already a police state and that Thus, policing forces are effectively a standing army of the government,
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