Military

A military communications instructor spent a day as a communications student; here’s what she learned

By Staff Sgt. Heather Denby

Military Officers Are Probably Not Getting Stupider.

And there is more to success than the standard way we measure intelligence.

The Battle for Puebla

All history is written from one perspective or another with the victor usually writing the narrative. In the case of The…

Meeting The Grim Reaper

I was fortunate at the completion of my gunnery training, to receive a type 22 frigate as a first draft. By…

Culture is everything.

Many years ago when I started down my professional path my views on culture were undefined.

5 things I learned in the U.S. Navy that have shaped my design practice:

Mission impossible: Finding an Army friend

As a newly minted Aspie (my find-out year was 2016), I’m starting to get a handle on…

There is Bipartisan Support for Missile Defense

Congressman Lamborn speaks at Missile Defense Day on…

Si vis pacem, para bellum (but watch out for non-stop bellum).

Trigger warning: I’m going to write some things in this post that might upset some people. You will not like this post if you equate “serving in the military” with “being a hero beyond earthly reproach.”

Embracing the Enterprise

In modern business parlance, “stovepipe” is a dirty word. Believe it or not, however, stovepipes used to be useful. When they became commonplace in the 19th century, wood-burning stoves were connected to literal stovepipes that drew smoke out of the stove’s belly into a flue or…