The First American Special Operations Force: Rogers Rangers

Robert Rogers was a colonial farmer from New Hampshire who was recruited by the British in 1755 to serve in the French and Indian War. Over the course of the following years he formed a unit of colonials called Rogers’ Rangers…

Leadership: Does it change over time? A review of Company Commander.

Why I Joined the Military Writers Guild

Diane Maye is a former Air Force officer, defense industry professional, and academic. She…

Taming Your Imperfections

[Guest Post by Phil Walter]

If you enter my office you would see what I call my propaganda wall. From the top of my desk to almost the ceiling I have taped up various quotes that inspire me. Closer to my computer, I have a printed slide of…

Korea: The Endless War-The USS Pueblo Incident

Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea…

Routinely Interrupted

A Military Writers Guild Interview with Adam Kane

The Guild Awakens:

Overcoming Disaggregation and Supporting the Work of Others

Srebrenica “We Could Have Prevented This Horror, We Chose Not To”

Srebrenica: The name of a town that few people in the United States recognize unless they…

War and the New Normal Part Three

Phil Walter has served in the military, the intelligence community, and the inter-agency. The views…

Why I Joined the Military Writers Guild

I left the Pech River Valley of Afghanistan in 2009, proud of what my battalion…