civil-military affairs

"The time for questioning the results has passed."

Legal challenges are one thing, but Trump is clearly desperate to deploy the military to satisfy his own ends.

National Guard Maj. Adam DeMarco explains why he chose to testify before Congress on the precarious position the U.S. military was put in during the June clearing of Lafayette Square — and what it means for civil-military relations

Civil-military relations in the United States are in a serious state of disrepair, driven in profound measure by presidential politicization of the military and the military’s attendant willingness to let itself be politicized

Members of the U.S. armed forces could refuse to follow the orders of their commander-in-chief if they believed those orders were contrary to their oath to the Constitution

The military is a political creature — it’s time for it to consider what that means in a more practical and appropriate manner

With most of the United States under lockdown orders in an effort to “flatten the curve” in the fight against the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the time spent isolated in our homes should offer an opportunity to reflect on how we got here

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I see a lot of people applauding the governors of Maryland, Virginia, Massachusetts and North Carolina for pulling their National...