by admin | Jul 23, 2001 | Op-Ed
Christian Science Monitor—July 2001 This was written just as the new George W. Bush team was settling into office. Back at Defense, Secretary Don Rumsfeld was starting to rearrange America’s military furniture. Sad to say, Rumsfeld’s overhaul has been... by admin | Apr 17, 2001 | Essay
A lecture delivered at the US Navy Memorial Foundation—2001 THE RISKS AND PLEASURES OF BEING HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ONE’S PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT Chatting with a sharp-looking Lieutenant Commander, a surface type, recently arrived in the Pentagon from sea duty, I... by admin | Apr 17, 2001 | Essay
Review of Three Books – 2001 In Harm’s Way: The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis and the Extraordinary Story of Its Survivors Doug Stanton, New York, Henry Holt & Company, 2001. 333pp. Index & bibliography. $25.00. Abandon Ship: The Saga of the... by admin | Mar 29, 2001 | Op-Ed
Christian Science Monitor – March 2001 My first op-ed for the wonderful Monitor, this explores another case of failed military accountability. (A personal note: thanks to the kind recruitment by Monitor staff writer Brad Knickerbocker. Then op-ed editor Linda... by admin | Feb 17, 2001 | Essay
National Strategy Forum Review – Winter 2001 Issue PREVENTING STATE FAILURE—A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE…SOLDIERS? No matter how much we aficionados might wish it, Presidential campaigns seldom admit real debate on issues of substance in foreign policy. Among...
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