In the past decade, national security has always been intrinsically associated with defense expenditures and counter-terrorism. From 9/11 until now, our government’s resources have been heavily focused towards the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, counter-terror operations, and spreading our citizen’s tax dollars to aid other countries around the world. What good has this done? Ironically when [...]
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The year 2012 has brought with it changes for the direction of national security policy in the United States. With the war in Iraq over, and a scheduled complete withdrawal of NATO forces in Afghanistan by 2014 our nation has already begun to usher into new age. The reputation of the US military around the [...]
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As NATO and the United States begin to transfer the remaining military responsibilities to national governments in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the presidential election approaches, I can’t help but think where geo-political and military conflict will take us in the years to come. Although some may stick to what they hear on CNN about ongoing [...]
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