Justice is Blind, We are not
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September 11th, 2001 (opens the original)
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I was woken up 25 years ago today, rushing to make sure my pack had everything it needed. It was still dark outside, and it would remain that way for quite a while, but I didn’t wear a watch then to know the actual time. It didn’t take long for the group of us to get downstairs, fully loaded, in formation, and ready for the upcoming forced march. We had been at this for a while, so this march was a longer one, probably 8-10 kilometers through the back roads and hills.<a class="button primary" hr
The Danger of Near-Peer Adversaries (opens the original)
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The strategy of building new military platforms in the U.S. has often centered on anticipating the next big threat. Soldiers in the Army must familiarize themselves with adversarial components; during my time stationed overseas as an armored personnel carrier gunner that involved being able to recognize Russian vehicles because the largest anticipated threat was from the “peer adversary.”That “peer adversary” was still using vehicles from the Cold War era, mostly because the race to prevent pari
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