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A Kosovo model for Syria; Bill Clinton stood up to Milosevic. Barack Obama can confront Assad.

Authors : Ajami, Fouad

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2012, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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Heading for trouble. Do we really want to occupy Iraq for the next 30 years?

Authors : Webb, James

Source: The Washington Post. 2002.

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America's second war of independence; the War of 1812 led to a professional military and aided Western expansion.

Authors : Owens, Mackubin Thomas

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2012, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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Beyond the Memorial, a Vietnam War Education; 'The Wall' is a place of healing, but let's ensure that future generations understand the sacrifices that Americans made.

Authors : Myers, Richard; Casey, George W., Jr.

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2012, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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When the U.S. declared war on Britain; the political fallout from the War of 1812 helps explain why Congress has never again so vigorously exercised the power over war entrenched in the legislative branch.

Authors : Borneman, Walter R.

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2012, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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The 'Dayton' lesson for America's shrinking military; three years into America's post-World War II drawdown,not a single U.S. nuclear bomber could hit a large, undefended target in Ohio.

Authors : Kozak, Warren

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2012, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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America's distinctive way of war; U.S. military doctrine derives not from the two world wars, or our own Civil War, but from 200 years of battle with our Canadian neighbors to the north.

Authors : Cohen, Eliot

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2011, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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Lessons of Fort Sumter; there is no substitute for principled leadership in war.

Authors : Stephens, Bret

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2011, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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The Afghanistan scenario; memories of Vietnam haunt war, but scarcely apply.

Authors : Seib, Gerald F.

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2009, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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The real Afghan lessons from Vietnam.

Authors : Sorley, Lewis

Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2009, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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A Kosovo model for Syria; Bill Clinton stood up to Milosevic. Barack Obama can confront Assad.

Heading for trouble. Do we really want to occupy Iraq for the next 30 years?

America's second war of independence; the War of 1812 led to a professional military and aided Western expansion.

Beyond the Memorial, a Vietnam War Education; 'The Wall' is a place of healing, but let's ensure that future generations understand the sacrifices that Americans made.

When the U.S. declared war on Britain; the political fallout from the War of 1812 helps explain why Congress has never again so vigorously exercised the power over war entrenched in the legislative branch.

The 'Dayton' lesson for America's shrinking military; three years into America's post-World War II drawdown,not a single U.S. nuclear bomber could hit a large, undefended target in Ohio.

America's distinctive way of war; U.S. military doctrine derives not from the two world wars, or our own Civil War, but from 200 years of battle with our Canadian neighbors to the north.

Lessons of Fort Sumter; there is no substitute for principled leadership in war.

The Afghanistan scenario; memories of Vietnam haunt war, but scarcely apply.

The real Afghan lessons from Vietnam.

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