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LM3ES: Bringing Al-Qaeda to Justice: The Constitutionality ofTrying Al-Qaeda Terrorists in the Military Justice System

When Congress passed the law that will govern how terrorist suspects can be tried in military tribunals, it acted just like the Founding Fathers would have wished.

The Georgia National Guard defends new strategy of sending recruitment ads to cellphones near high schools, which has led to criticism from privacy ad

"I made a mistake," Gersten reportedly said after he was fired from command of the Air Force Warfare Center.

Suspected Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira posted classified intelligence to a larger chat group earlier than previously disclosed, according to The New York Times.

Executive Summary The military exists to defend the nation. That is its mission. To accomplish that mission, leaders must ensure that those who serve under them are combat ready, and once ordered into armed conflict, combat effective. Maintaining good order and discipline in the armed forces is essential to accomplishing the mission.

Judge Alice Batchelder examines several key areas and concludes that Brutus, regrettably, was right and Story was wrong

The 102nd Intelligence Wing of the Massachusetts Air National Guard has been sidelined from doing intelligence work in the aftermath of a classified documents leak.

The 102nd Intelligence Wing, which is based out of Joint Base Cape Cod in Massachusetts, is having its mission "paused and divided among other units."

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