Michael Yon, author of Moment of Truth in Iraq: How a New 'Greatest Generation' of American Soldiers Is Turning Defeat and Disaster into Victory and Hope, spent more time embedded with U.S. and British combat troops in Iraq than any other correspondent. Michael Yon has changed his focus to Afghanistan.
It is amazing to me that there is so much confusion over who the terrorists are, who wants war, and who wants peace.
As the Iraq conflict winds down, the war in Afghanistan is, in many ways, just getting started. PJM presents the second in a series of exclusive reports from Michael Yon — our 21st-century "Ernie Pyle." (Read part one here.)
As the Iraq conflict winds down, the war in Afghanistan is, in many ways, just getting started. PJM presents the first in a series of exclusive reports from Michael Yon — our 21st-century "Ernie Pyle."
Once it was impossible to keep track of all the bloodshed. Now it's impossible to keep track of all the progress.
According to U.S. officials, about 300 Iraqi interpreters have been killed in the line of duty.
The president-elect will face escalating violence, feckless allies, and time that's quickly running out.
As budget cuts increasingly turn old media organs into fish wrap, the alternative media must be ready to take advantage.
Syria has played a dangerous game in Iraq with few consequences — until Sunday's U.S. special operation forces raid.