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The United States must carefully consider its options before taking action that could prove disastrous.

Older generations always talk about how younger people aren't ready for the challenges of adulthood.

Instead of an "either an all-volunteer force or a fully conscripted force" model, I propose a both-and solution.

You would think that Congress, national security policymakers, and generals and admirals would have learned by now.

The social wedge between America and its military is growing.

"It's often easier and reassuring to blame a flawed individual, but addressing institutional and systemic failings can...

Cheyenne Smith’s father died in December 2013 during a tour in Afghanistan when she was 14 years old.

"Essentially, the Corps has walked away from its traditional role as the nation's worldwide "911" force to concentrate on an...

Despite what Americans experienced in the 20th century, the United States does not have a long tradition of conscription.

A bipartisan group of Marine veterans serving in Congress introduced "The 250th Anniversary of the United States Marine Corps...