Robert Farley
Colonel Michael Bob Starr and I have gone another iteration on the Air Force. First Colonel Starr: Paradoxically, if the criteria for organizational independence are to have a distinct mission.
On last week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt spoke with Michael Hanna of the Century Foundation about the crackdown in Egypt:
Nuke it from orbit. Only way to be sure. Now this ageless dilemma will be presented to a whole new crop of milennials, as NBC has purchased the rights to develop Reality.
I don't think there's really much to this Max Boot-Daniel Flynn kerfuffle; with no appreciation of the relative stylistic merit of the two pieces, the preference of one author over.
If you follow Lawfare (and you should, even if you bitterly disagree with their perspective), you may note that they've been suffering some of the same problems that afflicted LGM.
Saw Jason Isbell last night at Busters in Lexington. This is the eighth time I've seen him live; five with the DBTs, three times solo, first time sober (him at.
My latest at the Diplomat jumps off of a Mattis-ism to talk strategy: “Strategy” is a notoriously slippery term that often seems to serve simply as a blunt rhetorical instrument. Nevertheless,.
I'm supposed to be on the radio at around 4:05, talking about Air Force stuff. See also this response to my Medium article from Michael Bob Starr.
