Military secret

• Military Wifes Blog a Secret No More

Lori Volkman Writes the blog Witty Little Secret

• The Columbian
• May 20, 2011

• A Secret Hero for Military's Masses

Faster than a fleeting bullet point in an Army briefing slide. Able to leap Pentagon jargon in a single bound. While he's not a classic superhero like the Man of Steel, he's certainly a man of irony. Meet Doctrine Man, an Army officer's cartoon creation, a caped crusader whose escapades battling military bureaucracy have attracted an Internet cult following, small but devoted and expanding among troops around the globe.

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• November 25, 2010

• Ridgefield Military Wifes Blog a Secret No More

Lori Volkman Writes the blog Witty Little Secret

• The Columbian
• May 07, 2011

• Structural Objections to the Inherent Commander-in-Chief Power Thesis

Introduction. II. The Meaning of the Commander-in-chief Clause. A. The Conventional View that Congress Authorizes the President. B. The Inherent Commander-in-Chief Powers Thesis. 1. Theoretical Justification. 2. Criticisms. III. Structural Objections to the Inherent Powers Thesis. A. Quick Military Strikes. 1. The Iran Hostage Rescue Mission. 2. Preemptive Nuclear Strikes. 3. The Problem with Unilateral Quick Military Strikes. B. Secret Executive Branch Actions. 1. Iran-Contra. 2. National Security Agency (NSA) Warrantless Surveillance. 3. The Problem with Secret Executive Branch Action. IV. Conclusion.

• Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems
• Nbr. 16-3, May 2007

• Rebels Tell of Terror Under Gadhafi's Rule

BENGHAZI, Libya -- When rebels seized this rundown coastal city in February, they torched the symbols of Moammar Gadhafi's 41-year reign of terror: a military base, secret police and "revolutionary committee" buildings. In one upscale Benghazi neighborhood, only a three-story villa was burned.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• April 10, 2011

• Rolling Stone's War On Our Troops ; Brainwashing Charge From Reprimanded Officers with Axe to Grind

Rolling Stone magazine is engaging in a psychological operation trying to brainwash the American public," says an expert in military information operations. The magazine's Feb. 23 article, "Another runaway general: Army deploys psy-ops on U.S. senators," by Michael Hastings, is a confused attempt to create an issue where no issue exists, and a potentially libelous smear on the record of a senior military officer. This is what passes for reporting among the anti- war left. Mr. Hastings asserts that Lt. Gen. William Caldwell, the commander of NATO Training Mission Afghanistan (NTM-A) illegally employed " 'psychological operations' to manipulate visiting American senators into providing more troops and funding for the war." From the tone of the article, an unsuspecting reader could conclu...

• The Washington Times
• February 28, 2011

• Mystery Stories Intriguing

A number of recently published children's and young adult mysteries will be intriguing to young readers. In Newbery Medal winner Avi's "The Traitor's Gate" (Atheneum, Reprint Edition 2010, ages 14 and older), set in the corrupt, seedy world of Victorian London, 14-year-old John Huffman attempts to unravel the mystery of how his destitute father acquired and is clandestinely trying to sell the plans for constructing England's greatest military secret.

• The Topeka Capital-Journal
• January 29, 2011

• Inside the Ring [Derived Headline]

TAUSCHER TO OFFER DATA The Obama administration is set to offer more concessions to the Russians on missile defense, the latest one a proposal to share secret technical data on the U.S. military's most effective anti- missile interceptor.

• The Washington Times
• November 18, 2011

• Itt Corporation to Pay $100 Million Penalty and Plead Guilty to Illegally Exporting Secret Military Data Overseas

To: LEGAL AFFAIRS EDITORS Contact: U.S. Department of Justice Office of Public Affairs, +1- 202-514-2007, +1-202-514-1888 (TDD)

• U.S. Newswire
• March 27, 2007

• Black holes: how secret military and intelligence appropriations suck up your tax dollars.

The Institute for Defense Analysis issued a report in May 1995 that found no legitimate need to continue funding the B-2 'stealth' bomber. However, Congress used secret money from the National Reconnaissance Office to fund the project, largely due to the influence of contractor Northrop Grumman.

• The Humanist
• Vol. 56 Nbr. 3, May 1996