In November 1944, Japan launched thousands of balloons carrying incendiary bombs across the Pacific, aiming to set fire to American forests and divert resources from the war effort. While...
George Schwartz
George Schwartz, Ed.D., is a retired U.S. Army brigadier general and currently serves on the faculty of Immaculata University. He is a visiting professor for Homeland Defense & Security Issues at the U.S. Army War College’s Center for Strategic Leadership (CSL).
Is it necessary for Generals to be on the modern battlefield? Is it worth the risk? Stars, I have seen them fall, but when they drop and die No...
Perhaps the most significant example of the tension between federal obligations and state loyalties in National Guard history occurred fifty-five years ago in Alabama. On the ABC television series...