Review: Still Broken–A Recruit’s Inside Account of Intelligence Failures, from Baghdad to the Pentagon
If the SecDef and DNI Could Read One Book, This is the One, February 12, 2008
Review: The leadership of civilization building–Administrative and civilization theory, symbolic dialogue, and citizen skills for the 21st century
Astonishing Powerful, Easy to Read, MUST Be Reprinted, February 2, 2008
2008-01-29 DoD IG Response to JS FOIA
2008-01-29 DoD IG Response to JS FOIA 8 pages Letter (2) Statement of Work for the Review of the January 1991 Death of Colonel James E. Sabow (2) Info Memo Review of the 1991 Death of Marine Corps Colonel James E. Sabow (2) DoD Appeal FY 2004 Defense Authorization Bill Against Section 568 (1) Discussion …
Review: Real Change–From the World That Fails to the World That Works
Disappointing, Revisionist, Misleading, Incomplete, January 21, 2008
Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: Richard Connaughton
Richard Connaughton is a former officer of the British Army. His last appointment was head of Defence Studies with the rank of colonel, from which he took early retirement. He set up his own consultancy, National & International Consultancy, working for clients in the politico-military field world-wide. He has a post-graduate degree in International Relations …
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Review: Radical Man–The Process of Psycho-Social Development
Seminal Work, Get It Used, Should Be Reprinted November 23, 2007 Charles Hampden-Turner This book changed my life in the sense that it served as a foundation for my first Master’s thesis on Predicting Revolution, work that has not yet been surpassed. I myself developed one side of the matrix, finding through the secondary literature …
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Del Spurlock Jr.: Our Obligations to Wounded Warriors
Our failure to plan for the return of our soldiers wounded in our Global War on Terrorism has made it necessary to examine our unprepared and overwhelmed military/veterans health care system. Much is at stake. We are engaged in de facto perpetual war that depends on volunteers for victory. On July 31, after five months …
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