A book review of 'War', by Sebastian Junger, showing the raw reality of war for a platoon that was almost constantly engaged for 15 months on an outpost in Afghanistan.

This article challenges the imbalance between universal discipline and limited recognition, arguing that timely, visible, and enduring acknowledgement is essential to morale, retention, and leadership credibility in the modern Army.

This article argues for a greater link to doctrine in the military decision-making process.