Andrew Bacevich
The White House suggests no one should question its chief of staff
A historian, who lost a son in Iraq, says the White House is putting military officers on a sort of pedestal that doesn't serve democracy.
A former US military officer warns that efforts to target ISIS shouldn't 'hijack' US policy
Veterans have mixed feelings about Budweiser's 'A Hero's Welcome' Super Bowl ad
Obama limits US spying on the anniversary of Eisenhower's warning about the military-industrial complex
How a Troops Draw Down in Afghanistan Could Make Sense
US drones set sites on Gadhafi's Libya
Military leaders in the United States are fighting against Moammar Gadhafi using unmanned airplanes. But the use of drones may provide only the illusion of security.
McChrystal apologizes for Afghan civilian deaths
Civilian deaths in NATO strike over weekend undermines overall mission in Afghanistan says US military commanders.
US diplomat resigns over Afghan war
A senior US diplomat in Afghanistan has resigned in protest at the war against the Taliban, the Washington Post reports. Jeb Sharp discussed the resignation with Andrew Bacevich and Peter Bergen.
Afghanistan troop level debate heats up
This week will mark the eight-year anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, and the casualty rate is ticking upward. The loss of eight more troops in eastern Afghanistan, lendsmore urgency to the debate over what the next steps will be in Afghanistan.