Archive: Civil-Military Relations
Boondoggle in Paradise
National Guard leaders show bad judgment by holding conference in the Virgin Islands.
By Phillip Carter | June 27, 2008; 06:13 AM ET | Comments (12)
McCain's War
McCain's War College thesis bears a striking resemblance to his views on Iraq.
By Phillip Carter | June 15, 2008; 08:00 PM ET | Comments (62)
A Right Vets Fought For
The VA needs to find a way to register voters at its hospitals and facilities.
By Phillip Carter | June 13, 2008; 09:03 AM ET | Comments (8)
Wartime Taxes and Sacrifice
Charting the Republican Party's reversal of attitudes on wartime taxes and sacrifice.
By Phillip Carter | June 3, 2008; 01:00 PM ET | Comments (6)
Taps for Charlie
Farewell to Charlie Moskos, the dean of military sociologists.
By Phillip Carter | June 2, 2008; 12:00 AM ET | Comments (1)
The Ray and Dave Show
Some questions the Senate Armed Services Committee should ask today of Petraeus and Odierno.
By Phillip Carter | May 22, 2008; 07:56 AM ET | Comments (8)
Not in the Pentagon's Pocket
Combat correspondent Joe Galloway responds to allegations that he was a paid Pentagon pundit.
By Phillip Carter | May 20, 2008; 12:43 PM ET | Comments (16)
Webb on Civil-Military Relations
Sen. Jim Webb has changed his mind about civil-military relations.
By Phillip Carter | May 19, 2008; 07:36 AM ET | Comments (15)
Profiles in Presidential Sacrifice
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, in his radio address on Dec. 9, 1941: "On the road ahead there lies hard work -- grueling work -- day and night, every hour and every minute. "I was about to add that ahead there lies sacrifice for all of us....
By Phillip Carter | May 14, 2008; 11:15 AM ET | Comments (24)
Pundits or Puppets Cont.
Some deeper thoughts on the Times story on military pundits.
By Phillip Carter | April 22, 2008; 11:55 AM ET | Comments (12)
Couture for Counterinsurgents
Fashion advice for military officers.
By Phillip Carter | April 22, 2008; 08:48 AM ET | Comments (5)
Pundits or Pentagon Puppets?
The Times story on military pundits has larger implications.
By Phillip Carter | April 20, 2008; 04:51 PM ET | Comments (35)
