- An Apology To Every U.S. Serviceman Or Soldier By : Michael Bresciani
With masks and dark glasses to hide their faces they set fire to a uniformed effigy of a United States soldier. In the frenzy an upside down American flag was lit on fire as well. Was this the Hezbollah or Al Queda, was this Palestine or Syria? No, these were American "peace" protesters in Portland Oregon. - What Color Is Your War? By : Susan Scharfman
Mine was jungle green. This one's desert brown. Mine was not winnable. Neither is this one. Mine lasted twelve years until the parties finally went to Paris for discussions over coffee and croissants. - Why Captain Is Pronounced Kaptaan In India By : Airavat Singh
In Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi, and other Indian languages the word "Kaptaan" was a common mispronunciation for the military rank of Captain from the English language. It's strange that this should be so-for today's generation of Indians would pronounce Captain as either "Cap-tin" or "Cape-ton". It is not well-known even to students of Indian History that English military ranks were actually derived from Old French and Latin. They came into the Indian languages, not through English but through the original French-thus "Kaptaan" is in fact the Indian version of the original French word Capitaine. - Steps To Take The Coast Guard Aviation Program By : Victor Epand
This article is about what steps to take for the Coast Guard Aviation Program and where you might find some of the information. - The Mortality Rate Of Aviation Systems Techs By : Victor Epand
This article is about the mortality rate of Aviation Systems Techs (AST) as described by a soldier in the Coast Guard. - Which Gun Is Better, The Mark 23 Or .50 Desert Eagle? By : Victor Epand
This article is about the Mk. 23 gun and .50 Desert Eagle gun and what some of the soldiers have to say about it. - What Is The Soldiers' Favorite Rifle And Side Arm? By : Victor Epand
This article is about some of the soldiers' favorite rifles and side arms.Here are the opinion of various soldiers about rifles and side arms: "Well, now although I have a real love affair going with AK-47's - and own a half dozen in various flavors - my all time favorite rifle most certainly must be the FAL. Give 7.62x51, anytime! I'll go with a 1911 .45 any day, having owned and enjoyed one for some time. As for a rifle, it all depends on what you're looking for. For me the Bushmaster M4 223 knock off is rather nice, if a bit pricey." - Which Hand Gun Is Better For A Women? By : Victor Epand
This article is about getting a handgun for women and which ones are better.Following is an interview with a specialist about handguns: "Ruger Standard .22 auto. Easy to learn on, next to no recoil, great accuracy, used from plinking to small game hunting, can be used in a pinch for defensewhich beats a phone call not made to 911. If she is gun savvy at all, then a 1911A1. Recoil is not excessive (my daughter regularly shoots mine, as do the many thousands of female IPSC competitors). Obviously, quite good for defense targets, small game hunting, plinking, and competition." - Learn Breathing And Trigger Control Of Your Rifle By : Victor Epand
This article is about getting a rifle and learning how to practice with it, including breathing and trigger control. - What You Need To Do To Become A Navy Officer By : Victor Epand
This article is about what one must do in order to become a Navy Officer.Following is an interview with a recruit in the Navy: "The reserve recruiter told me that now more than ever, the navy reserve is like a weekend warrior for the working man. He said I would drill for 6 months locally on weekends, go to a 2 week boot camp, and then come back for more drilling and training on the weekends. He said the deployment possibility is low." - The Navy Reserve Rifle And Pistol Quails By : Victor Epand
This article is spoken by a soldier in the Navy about all the new enlistments that swing a trip the range just to get the quails. - The Need For The Navy Reserve To Mobilize Sailors By : Victor Epand
This article is about the politics and need for the Navy Reserve to mobilize sailors in the near future.The Navy Reserve expects to mobilize sailors in the near future, according to briefing documents obtained by Navy Times and confirmed by Vice Adm. John G. Cotton, chief of the Navy Reserve. That figure means that nearly one in three available reservists, not counting those who have already been mobilized and and those listed as not deployable for medical, dental, or other administrative reasons, will mobilize during the next year for deployments ranging from six months to more than one year. - Navy Patches And Navy And Marine Corps Awards By : Victor Epand
This article is about some units not having money to put patches on the unit uniform and outlines all Navy And Marine Corps awards. - False Premise Equal False Conclusions By : Diane Williams
From the beginning of the Iraqi war I have tried to inform the American Citizens of the best way to support our military troops. From the beginning I have stated that the best way American Citizens could support our troops would be by making sure their benefits was returned to them and their families. - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - How War Veterans Defined a Psychiatric Illness By : Adrian Whittle
Post traumatic stress disorder has never been recognised as a real illness until recent times. Find out how the disorder has evolved, through the actions and sacrifices of war veterans, to be acknowledged and recognised in medical circles and governments. - Why George Bush Was Right To Invade Iraq By : Shahid Mohammed
George Bush was right ton invade Iraq for many reasons. Saddam Hussein had cancelled numerous planned weapons inspections by the United Nations installing fear in the USA that he had them. Saddam Hussein was a brutal dictator who massacred nearly a million of his own citizens. He told his country he was a direct descendant of Mohammed. Saddam Hussein was a crazy and brutal dictator. - New Terrorist Scare Tactics - Chlorine Bombs By : Chuck Jaymes
Terrorist in Iraq are now employing chlorine bombs. We are at risk here in the United States also. - Medieval Muslims Made Mathematics Breakthroughs Now Used to Help Guide US Weapons! By : Lance Winslow
The ancient civilization of Persia was considered one of the greatest civilizations ever created in the history of mankind. Now much of that area is occupied by modern day Iran, a great nation with good standard of living. The President of Iran reminds of the great and noble ancestry of Persian Empire and tells of the foundation of their noble nation. - Recruiting World's Poor for the US Army By : Lance Winslow
The United States Army must save money on payroll and therefore it makes sense to hire people at $3.00 to $5.00 per day instead of monthly US Based wages, pensions and healthcare costs. There are huge slums in Mexico with nearly 4-5 million people in them and that means about 1-2 million men of fighting age. In the Kibera Slum in Nairobi there are as many as 800,000 people and that means about 300,000 of fighting age. - Our Veterans - For Whom The Bell Tolls By : Susan Scharfman
Across the land the bells are tolling, for marines from Camp Pendleton, California, helicopter pilots from Ft. Rucker Alabama, the 101st Airborne from Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and all those National Guard who are needed here at home and should never have gone to Iraq or Afghanistan in the first place. In the nation's capitol congress gets off its duff to hold hearings, Secretary of Defense Gates says, "you're fired". And the bells keep tolling while heads are rolling. - Brain-Injured Newsman Speaks Out For Returning Iraq War Veterans By : Fern Cohen
Newscaster Bob Woodruff suffered a traumatic brain injury from a bomb blast, while on assignment in Iraq. He is back to tell his story, and to speak out for the Iraq War veterans with traumatic brain injury, who are not getting the care they need to recover. - There's No Longer An Agreement By : Kathy Pippig Harris
There's no agreement I can find not in my heart nor in my mind during the silence, at night, on TV It is so painful--it hurts to see lives in pictures and printed words honored in memory; in silence heard - Rules for Surviving Army Basic Training By : Natalie Aranda
There are many men and women waiting to leave for Army Basic Training who spend their time going through catalogs looking at Blackhawk tactical gear or Fobus Holsters that were designed for the Israeli Security Services. There is no question that Blackhawk gear is some of the best military and security equipment on the market, but you need to get through basic training and the rest of your army training first. - A High State of Readiness Coupled with Fluidity of Motion is what a Nation's Defense is All About By : Lance Winslow
A true national defense system is about readiness and the ability to adapt and quickly respond with adequate force to alleviate the disruption to the system or harm to its people. Any nation which fails to have such a system in place is inviting disruptors to cause harm to that nation. A strong defense is the first and foremost responsibility of government. - Automated Robotic Reciprocal Response Unmanned Ground Vehicles for Urban Battlespace By : Lance Winslow
Currently, The Future Force of the United States Army is developing weapons for the battle space, which will allow them with pinpoint accuracy to know where mortar rounds might hit. There are also new weapons being designed which could tell exactly where a sniper has fired from. By knowing the location of your enemy who is firing upon you, the next logical step is to remove said enemy and the sooner the better. - Networking before a PCS By : Alan King
Inevitably there will come a time when you have to move. Transferring to a new unit or attending a school can be a difficult experience, with a great deal of valid concern as unknowns mount. Fear is a difficult opponent to slay, but knowledge helps. As you learn the actual facts, the fears become more specific, and easier to deal with. If you don't know what the conditions are like where you are going, or what to expect, you can face paralysis from the overwhelming possibilities. - Staying In Touch With US Military Members By : Alan King
Soldiers traditionally create extremely close friendships. These can last for a lifetime if allowed. However, it isn’t unusual to lose contact when one or the other finally leaves the service. Social networking sites can help prevent that. - Dependants and Military Brats By : Alan King
Servicemembers aren't the only ones who create friendships and then have to move on due to a transfer or release from service. Families can also build these close relationships and have to move on to new situations.Social Networking provides not only a method to stay in touch, but also a method to conduct a search for people who might have been at a post at the same time they were present. - Expressing Opinions and Individuality By : Alan King
One of the more annoying aspects to military life is uniformity. Servicemen are required to have uniforms, uniform haircuts, restrictions on jewelry or tattoos and behavior. If they stay on post, the periodic inspections of post housing for health and welfare will force even one' home to be uniform and generic. - Shared interests In The Military By : Alan King
In the American Civil War, it was common to speak of one's first experience in combat as "seeing the elephant." This was a life changing experience. Afterwards, a man was always different than he was before.In contemporary society, in many ways having served is similar. Answering someone with "Roger," or using "say again" instead of "repeat" are some of the minor symptoms. - Keeping in touch With Military Members By : Alan King
Servicemen, especially those who stay in, quickly find that transfers and reassignments will scatter friends all over the world. Right now, I have friends in the service on four continents.Leaving contact for the next time you get together is a sure path to losing those friendships to time and distance. Without a sense of being involved, enough can and will occur to blur the sense of knowing each other you shared when you were constantly around them. - Trends and plans of the US Armed Forces By : Alan King
Transformation is one of the big buzzwords in the US military establishment. This is probably most well known in discussions of the Army. The Army is converting from a force intended to fight WWIII against the Soviet Union into a more agile, lighter force which is intended to deal with lower intensity combat and non-combat operations around the world. - A Quick Overview of the US Armed Forces By : Alan King
The United States divides its military forces into five services. The Army is the largest and is intended to be the primary ground combat force. The Navy is in charge of operations at sea and includes a powerful air component. The Air Force is the youngest service and is in charge of aerial operations. The Marines are primarily intended to deploy combined arms forces in response to crises around the world. - Family Life and the US Military By : Alan King
Life in the Armed Forces is not for the faint hearted. This goes double for their spouses and children.There are many special challenges for dependents of service members. One of the first are periodic moves to different locations. Uprooting a life with friends and known conditions is at best harrowing even if everything goes correctly. - Joint and Combined Military Operations By : Alan King
Joint and combined operations are the wave of the future. So, what are they?In milspeak, joint refers to having members from more than one service: Army and Marines, Soldiers and Sailors or some other combination. Combined speaks of having members from more than one nation, such as US and Canadian soldiers. Joint and Combined are both possible at once and are quite common in contingency operations around the world, from anti-terror missions to disaster relief efforts. - Active or Reserve Military - Which One Will YOU Choose? By : Alan King
The US Armed Forces come in five branches, but each has a split between those who are active duty and those who are reservists. The US Army and US Air Force also have National Guard units under their control.Active forces are full time servicemen and can expect to be given a wide variety of missions and to be the ones expected to respond to immediate needs around the world. - 4 US Military Services - Which One Do YOU Like? By : Alan King
The US Armed Forces consist of several services. These are the US Army, US Navy, US Air Force, US Marine Corps and US Coast Guard. All except the Coast Guard belong to the Department of Defense. The Coast Guard belongs to the Department of Homeland Security. - What is the Future of the Army? By : Alan King
Transformation is one of the hot buzzwords. We all know the world is different than it was during the Cold War. For you youngsters, this was when the US and USSR were facing off and hoping that WWIII wasn’t next. - Understanding Milspeak (Military Lingo) By : Alan King
One of the first lessons a new recruit learns is that the Army speaks a different language than the rest of the nation. Recruits will know some terms most of the time, such as "latrine" rather than "Bathroom." Others are more obscure, like PT or BRM. So here are a few useful terms and phrases. - US Army - 232 Years of Tradition By : Alan King
The US Army traces its history back to the formation of the Continental Army on 14 June, 1775. There are Army wide traditions, and unit level traditions. Some of these are very serious. We trace the civilian control of the US Armed Forces to George Washington’s voluntary release of power after the American Revolution. The strong tradition of following the orders of our civilian leadership is also an important part of the culture of the whole nation. - ARMY Leadership roles By : Alan King
The US Army is in many ways all about leadership. Certainly any intention to stay in will revolve around leadership. The Army is organized around leaders and how missions and information are transmitted up and down the chain of command. Each level of command has a number of subordinates, with the exact number determined by how many subordinates the commander can control at the pace of activity required at that level. - What Do You Want Out of the Army? By : Alan King
There are as many reasons to join the army as there are recruits, but there are some common themes. Some join for a taste of adventure before a relatively normal life. Some join to get technical training for a planned career of some sort. Some plan a career in the Army itself. - What To Do Before Joining The Army By : Alan King
When you have decided to join the US Army, there are several things you can do to make the transition easier. The first step is to begin a physical training program. Life will be much less painful if you are already in some sort of condition. An exercise program that works the whole body is best, and it is probably best to emphasize endurance over raw strength. - 2007 Political Trends Leading to World War III By : Lance Winslow
Will the United States of America see another Cold War in our lifetime? We very well could and this time it could be with China as they are quickly ramping up their military and the United States consumer is funding it. Of course it will take years for them to catch up to our military superiority and yet China works on a long-term time schedule and they have all the time in the world. - Air Superiority - Will the US Hold It's Lead? By : Lance Winslow
Air Superiority and Space Superiority will be vital in the future. Controlling the ocean waters both above and below the surface will be paramount. Now then let us discuss America's military superiority for a moment. - US Military Electronic Attack Robust Systems for Warfare By : Lance Winslow
When the United States Military plans an air-strike it plays tough and Electronic Attack is something that the United States is best at, as they come to win and set up the modern net-centric battle space. Anyone who is foolish enough to doubt the ominous ability of the greatest strategists in the world to get the job done, is so caught up in their own rhetoric that they will fall harder and have their optimistic exuberance crushed to the ground and thus their will to fight will turn to a short-term bewilderment until their last breath and the heat of a 1000 Suns during that split second of evaporation. - Robert Gates Takes a Stand on Walter Reed Medical Center; Right On! By : Lance Winslow
Walter Reed Medical Center has horrible issues with staff infections and one inspection clearly shows the signs of mold and other issues there. Now Robert Gates has looked into all this and he is appalled and stated; "This is unacceptable" and our men and women in uniform do not deserve this, they deserve the best medical attention possible. - The Enlisted Men's Club By : Benjamin Cox
Our bombers labor with fuel and bombs. The laughter drowns ongoing sobs. Each candle’s flicker, a life snuffed out. But the steak is good on Guam. - Keep Your Head Down - Johnny! By : Michael Tummillo
The facts regarding the success of America's military efforts are being overlooked by the majority in the media. Why? What are they trying to hide? When will thinking people in Democratic and Liberal camps start asking the hard questions of their candidates based upon facts? When will Republicans and Conservative types start spreading the truth rather than just getting angry? - The Importance Of Supporting Our Troops With Care Packages By : Gabriel J. Adams
The troops fighting overseas in Iraq are caught up in the middle of a terrible war, which is getting worse and worse every day. - Some Dislikes About Going To Boot Camp By : Victor Epand
This article is about what most soldiers dislike about going to boot camp. - Getting In The Navy With Only Your GED By : Victor Epand
This article is about joining the Navy without having a high school diploma -- only a GED and some college. - A New Warfare Designation: "Explosive Ordinance Disposal Warfare Specialist" By : Victor Epand
This article is about a new designation called "Explosive Ordinanace Disposal Warfare Specialist" (EWS) to replace the previous EOD designation after a sailor's name. - The Most Awards For One Navy Unit By : Victor Epand
This article is about one Navy unit getting bronze and silver stars and how one person thinks their service is better then any other service. - Navy Seal Special Operations Warriors, Dead For Nothing By : Victor Epand
This article is about Special Operations Warriors who are being sent to places that they don't need to be in, and they are dying because of it. - About Single Pregnant Women In The Marines By : Victor Epand
This article is about how some women in the marines get pregnant, and how they handled it. - Becoming An Aerial Gunner, Navigator, Or Crew Chief For The Air Force By : Victor Epand
This article is about the steps you need to take to become an Aerial Gunner, Navigator, or a Crew Chief in the Air Force. - Updates On The Air Force AH-1Z And UH-1Y Aircraft By : Victor Epand
This article is about updates on the Air Force AH-1Z and UH-1Y aircraft. - The Air Force Will Replace The 'CH-46 Knight' Aircraft By : Victor Epand
This article is about an expert opinion of the Air Force replacing the 'CH46 Knight' aircraft. - The Coast Guard Started The Courtesy Motoboat Examination Program By : Victor Epand
This article is about how the Coast Guard started The Courtesy Motorboat Examination (VSC) Program to help teach boaters how to be safe on the water. - Can The USA And Israel Fight Side-By-Side? By : Victor Epand
This article is about how the USA and Israel are close allies, but have yet to fight a war side-by-side. - Europe And NATO Are Making Defense Efforts For Security Strategies By : Victor Epand
This article is about focusing on ways to effectively strengthen European defense efforts and that fresh initiative be made to debate security strategies openly within NATO. - Physical Requirements For Joining The Military By : Victor Epand
This article is about what the necessary physical requirements are for anyone joining the military. - Do Women Belong In The Military Or Combat? By : Victor Epand
This article is a collection of third party opinions about women being in the military, and the opinion of men about it. - New Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) In Combat By : Victor Epand
This article is about New NCO's that go to combat thinking they know better than the ones that have been there longer. - Waiver Of Approval For Military Active Duty Services For People With A Criminal History By : Victor Epand
This article is about getting a Waiver of approval for active duty services in the military if you have a criminal history. - Joining The Military As An Officer, College ROTC By : Victor Epand
This article is about maybe trying the college ROTC to see if you really want to join the Military as an Officer. - Show Respect To Your Fellow Officers And Your Will Get Theirs By : Victor Epand
This article is about what you need to do to get the Noncommissioned Officers to show you respect as a person who out-ranks them. Show them respect and and you will earn theirs - An Army Rangers Career: Expert's Perspective By : Victor Epand
This article is about a career in Army Rangers. It is about their training, who they fight, etc. - Army Deployment Gear And What You Can Or Can't Send To Soldiers Though The Mail By : Victor Epand
This article is about army deployment gear, and what you can send to soldiers by mail or not. - Melting of Siachen and Other Himayalan Glaciers By : Arshad H Abbasi and Q Isa Daudpota
It is for opinion-makers in India and Pakistan to tell their respective governments to stop ruining the future of our water supplies and our weather system. Bringing their troops down from the inhospitable heights of Siachen would be the first step. This would be welcomed by the troops as well as the mountain wildlife that has been displaced by the war. - Saving Private Information via Photons; Has Military Applications By : Lance Winslow
We all saw the blockbuster movie Saving Private Ryan. Now scientists are venturing into a new domain and leaving the shores of present period science. The images in Saving Private Ryan as US Service Men were killed to die along the shoreline like a spec of sand on an Endless Beach, makes one think about our place in the present period, in this place in time. - General Honore Leads the Charge Tor Preparedness By : Maurice Ramirez
Lt. General Russel Honore (for those of you who are not familiar with military ranks, that is a three star general) has a new mission. In addition to training new recruits for the urban combat environment of Iraq and Afghanistan, General Honore is now touring the country, speaking to churches and Rotaries, in town halls and community government auditoriums not as an ambassador for the United States military but rather as an evangelist preaching the gospel of preparedness. - Military Service Is No Laughing Matter And There's No Changing Your Mind Once The War Begins By : Allen Taylor
Unlike First Lieutenant Ehren Watada, I was against the Iraq War when it was first conceived. However, a soldier has a duty to serve and you can't pick and choose your wars. When called, it is best to serve out your time then resign and resolve yourself to never serve again. - Fleet Air Arm: A Sight Never To Be Seen Again By : Eric Hartwell
I used to work in the Fleet Air Arm and it was in 1968 that I saw this sight. I worked on 707 squadron. This squadron was a second line squadron that supported front line squadrons with manpower equipment and replacement aircraft. Front line squadron were the first into a conflict. - The 45 ACP Hand Gun Is Back By : Victor Epand
This article is informational about the 45 hand gun. - A Discussion About The XM8 Gun By : Victor Epand
This article is about the XM8 and other guns for the troops. - New Rifle For Our Troops By : Victor Epand
This article is about getting new rifle models and guns for our troops. - The M203 Rifle Gun By : Victor Epand
This aricle tells you about the M203 rifle gun. - 9MM Gun Vs .45 Colt By : Victor Epand
This article tells you about the difference between the 9mm hand gun and the colt 45. - Number of Troops and Facts About US Combat Infantry By : Victor Epand
This article describes the number of soldiers in today's combat infantry. - Marines Demonstrate The M777 Lightweight Howitzer By : Victor Epand
This article is about the M777 lightweight howitzer and how it might or most likely replace the M198 howitzer. - Insider Comments About Wolf Ammunition By : Victor Epand
This article is about Wolf Ammunition and how it isn't always good. - All About The Dread Gun By : Victor Epand
This article is about a gun that you would not need to refill with ammo or clean it as it is run on batteries. However, there are ups and downs to a gun like this. - Military M1A2 Vs Merkeva And Leopard II Tanks By : Victor Epand
This article is about the difference between Merkeva, Leopard II and M1A2 Military Tanks. - Military Exoskeleton Suits By : Victor Epand
This article is about the Military Exoskeleton Suits and how they are used by the military. - The Stryker Assault Vehicle By : Victor Epand
This article is about the Stryker assault vehicle and what they should do to make this vehicle safer for the troops. - New Body Armor For Troops By : Victor Epand
This article is about how our troops need new body armor and armor that won't drag them down. - A Better Hand Gun For The Armed Forces By : Victor Epand
In this article you will read about better hand guns for the armed forces. - Troops Would Rather Have the Air Force A-10 Warthog Aircraft By : Victor Epand
This article is about the A-10 Warthog warplane, and how troops would rather have it than anything in the desert. - Marine Pilots And The MV-22 Osprey Helicopter By : Victor Epand
This article tells you why some of the marines and marine pilots don't like to fly the MV-22 Osprey helicopter. - Military Rocket Launchers And Launcher Lugs By : Victor Epand
This article talks about military rocket launchers and the use of the launcher lugs. - History of Military Tanks Of WW I By : Victor Epand
This article is all about who built the first military tanks and why they built them. - Air Force Ammo Troops And Weapons Loader By : Victor Epand
What some units think is the greatest job in the Air Force. - Are Dual Citizens Subject to Military Call-Up By : Victor Epand
The article provides information about dual citizens and military call-up. - Teresa Richard Deserves to Fly the American Flag By : Harriet Hodgson
Does a Condo Association have the right to stop a military mother from flying the American flag? The story of Teresa Richard versus her local Condo Association has been on the news several times. I applaud Richard and hope Americans all across this country will do the same. - 3 Simple Ways To Support Our Troops By : Lance Kading
3 simple, low cost ways to show your support for members of the United States Military. Express your gratitude today. - Disaster On Flying Duty By : Eric Hartwell
One day in 1968 our shift was into its fourth night of night flying, the three previous nights having went well. We provide the aircraft to cover the night flying exercises and had spare serviceable aircraft ready in case of a retuning aircraft landing and becoming unserviceable to fly until the fault was rectified. That night spelled disaster. - The Fleet Air Arm By : Eric Hartwell
The fleet air arm originated almost 100 years ago. The Royal Aero Club lent the Admiralty two aircraft with which to train pilots. Because the response for flying training was so great, the Admiralty was directed by the government to form the Royal Naval Air Service, the first aerial fighting force in Europe. - 21,000 Troops To Become The Latest Guinea Pigs For Pentagon By : William Lewis
The U.S. Department of Defense paid for the development and manufacture of DU weapons, which through their own research was known to be deadly to the very troops using them on the battlefield. Our troops were knowingly exposed to deadly chemical and biological weapons in the theatre of operations during Operation Desert Storm. They are inoculated with drugs that are known to have serious and deadly side effects, none of which have been approved by the F.D.A. They are told by the V.A. that they suffer from post traumatic stress disorder and prescribed medications that deal solely with the symptoms and offer no valid treatments for their illnesses. Their spouses and children are stricken by many of the same debilitating symptoms and health problems, yet the Department of Defense continues to stonewall and deny.
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