Don't tread on us

Article Abstract:

The question of whether the Coast Guard should become a service in the Navy is examined. The attributes such as the Coast Guard being a humanitarian type of service, focused on saving lives and enforcing laws, trying to make world a safer place, attract number of different students to it.

Evaluation, Powers and duties, United States. Coast Guard, Humanitarian aid, Naval art and science, Naval warfare

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Nuclear thought: 'frozen in the 1960s.'

Article Abstract:

At least three countries, China, Russia, and Israel, have indicated that they have neutron bombs, and seem willing to use them in battlefield conditions. This contrasts sharply with the position of the United States, which claims to be the world's only superpower.

Usage, Nuclear weapons, Neutron bomb, Neutron bombs

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Mission fatigue: The future of military interventionism

Article Abstract:

The reason for deployment of more troops in countries where international intervention has taken place is given and the adverse effects of insurgents and natural causes on these troops are also presented.

Military aspects, Intervention (International law), Military intervention, Troop withdrawal

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