Defense
Time to go
Former Enron executive Thomas E. White has three strikes against him and should call himself out as secretary of the Army.
Defense
Test early, test often
Bad military hardware is getting through the Pentagon's early-warning system.
Defense
War in the '90s
A book about American defense and foreign policy written before Sept. 11 seems hardly worth the effort. But it is.
Defense
Truth be told
The leak about a ministry of truth at the Pentagon was a huge favor for all Americans.
Defense
Rogue elephant's return?
There's a danger that the CIA will interpret President Bush's "go do it" mandate to fight terrorism as an "anything goes" license.
Defense
Pigging out
If he's serious about battling pork, President Bush should veto any overly larded military construction bill.
Defense
Rent-a-weapons
The Pentagon's plan to lease weapons, instead of buying them, should be scrutinized.
Defense
'Black Hawk' downed
The much-acclaimed movie falls short of its potential to educate the American public about U.S. intervention in Third World countries.
Defense
The engine that could
How one man's dream of a new propulsion system won a huge contract for Lockheed Martin.
Defense
The personnel problem
Reforming the antiquated system for managing people is possibly the single most important challenge facing the military today.
Defense