Opinion

Stories of trade-offs and heartache are a dime a dozen in the military community.

"Just because we have a strong military, should our first response to every hothead and trouble spot be the use of force?"

On Jan. 3, early morning Baghdad time, the United States killed Iranian Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani.

America appears to be beset by adversaries on all sides, trapped in prosecuting never-ending wars.

The Army's new talent management system is an excellent example of how one change can impact almost every goal.

In recent years, some Turkish officials have cited Ottoman history to reassert Turkish rights across the Mediterranean.

It's not unusual to see a certain level of "buffoonery" in the stands, and the Army-Navy game is no different than any other.

The Army has increased barriers to service at the same time it attempts to broaden its recruiting base.

Iran's military represents a hybrid approach that is being evidenced at the level of near-peer rivals.