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Also in this section:
- Military Writing
- Reporting from Iraq
- Columns about Iraq
- Pictures from Iraq
The War Within the War
Vanity Fair, December 2005
Pretenders Pale Beside
Old Veterans
June 7, 2004
Saving Private Riley
June 6, 2004
American
Soldiers Really Aren't Spoilt, Trigger-Happy Yokels
July 25, 2003
Whether the deaths of Uday and Qusay Hussein were self-inflicted or not, the military operation to capture them was immaculate.
The Casualty Myth
The National Review, May 3, 1999
Something is clearly wrong when our closest allies in the Kosovo war look askance at our unwillingness to risk any casualties at all (as opposed to unnecessary ones) and our apparent desire to minimize casualties even amongthe enemy.