Dennis L. Anderson

“What did you do in the war, daddy?” It was a question we Baby Boomers often asked our fathers — … Continued

On Nov. 21, the servicemen and women at Edwards Air Force Base in southern California where stealth and other technologies … Continued

One of my son’s significant literary choices for a book about war and the anguish it brings is Dalton Trumbo’s … Continued

In understanding the culture divide between the civilian and military sectors of the United States, sometimes it's a matter of … Continued

For Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti — a Navy Reserve officer who leads the nation's second largest city — and … Continued

On June 25 — the 65th anniversary of North Korea’s invasion of its southern neighbor state — Dr. Young Hur, … Continued

The morning of May 29, 2007, began like any other in Baghdad’s slums of Sadr City: hot, dusty, and accompanied … Continued

The officer of the day picks up the phone and it’s one of those calls you just hate when you’ve … Continued

Assign class credit to Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for airing the idea that universities, … Continued

Hemingway posing for a dust jacket photo by Lloyd Arnold for the first edition of “For Whom the Bell Tolls”, … Continued

The Washington Post article published in February by Greg Jaffe, details the Arlington Memorial Cemetery gathering of Marines mourning their … Continued