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ARMOR: China Chooses Protection Over Flotation
ISRAEL: Hamas Makes A Controversial Deal
PEACEKEEPING: The Island Disease
COUNTER-TERRORISM: It's Just Business
ATTRITION: Drug Casualties And Collateral Damage
NIGERIA: Rebels Rebel
WARPLANES: North Korea Goes Retro
PROCUREMENT: Another F-35 Failure
SUBMARINES: It Is Now A Six Pack
IRAQ: For A Few Dollars More
LEADERSHIP: Problem Solved
INDONESIA: Sacrifices Must Be Made
SEA TRANSPORTATION: China And India, Together At Last
SURFACE FORCES : Avengers Upgraded
WARPLANES: Small Force, Huge Border
INFANTRY: Escaping From Death And Victory
INDIA-PAKISTAN: Denial And Wrath
LEADERSHIP: The Key To Failure
ATTRITION: Fire In The Blood
SUDAN: Pipeline To Salvation And Victory
KOREA: No Shit
SUBMARINES: Oceans Empty Of Russians
ATTRITION: USAF Releases The Aircraft Retirement List
PEACE TIME: Iraq And The American Gift
PROCUREMENT: The Fraudulent Fifth
LEADERSHIP: Ukraine Rearms
THAILAND: GangsterLand
ARMOR: Italy To The Rescue
COUNTER-TERRORISM: Why Islamic Radicals Don't Last
ATTRITION: Where Have All The Russian Soldiers Gone?
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KOREA: No Shit
SUBMARINES: Oceans Empty Of Russians
ARMOR: Italy To The Rescue
ATTRITION: USAF Releases The Aircraft Retirement List
SURFACE FORCES : Avengers Upgraded
COUNTER-TERRORISM: Why Islamic Radicals Don't Last
ATTRITION: Where Have All The Russian Soldiers Gone?
WARPLANES: Small Force, Huge Border
WARPLANES: North Korea Goes Retro
INFANTRY: Escaping From Death And Victory
PROCUREMENT: Another F-35 Failure
PEACE TIME: Iraq And The American Gift
SUBMARINES: It Is Now A Six Pack
PROCUREMENT: The Fraudulent Fifth
LEADERSHIP: Ukraine Rearms
WARPLANES: France Leads The Way
SOMALIA: Kenya Advances To The Coast
INDIA-PAKISTAN: Denial And Wrath
LEADERSHIP: The Key To Failure
IRAQ: For A Few Dollars More
ATTRITION: Fire In The Blood
PARAMILITARY: Defeating The Enemies Within China
LEADERSHIP: Problem Solved
THAILAND: GangsterLand
MURPHY'S LAW: Why Russia Loves Arab Tyrants
FORCES: Shrinking The U.S. Army
WARPLANES: France Leads The Way
ATTRITION: USAF Releases The Aircraft Retirement List
LEADERSHIP: The Arab Plan To Stop Iran
INFANTRY: Escaping From Death And Victory
PROCUREMENT: Another F-35 Failure
MURPHY'S LAW: Why Russia Loves Arab Tyrants
ISRAEL: Hamas Makes A Controversial Deal
INDIA-PAKISTAN: Denial And Wrath
SUBMARINES: Oceans Empty Of Russians
COUNTER-TERRORISM: Why Islamic Radicals Don't Last
RUSSIA: The Popularity Contest
LEADERSHIP: The Key To Failure
KOREA: No Shit
PEACE TIME: Iraq And The American Gift
AFGHANISTAN: A Ploy, Not A Promise
MURPHY'S LAW: Catch And Release
LEADERSHIP: Lions Led By Sheep
PEACEKEEPING: The Island Disease
SUBMARINES: It Is Now A Six Pack
Dirty Little Links: No more Dirty Little Links?
Who's Winning: The Russian Military-Industrial Complex
United States: Obama 2012 Campaign Strategy
Fighters, Bombers and Recon: France Leads The Way
Infantry: Escaping From Death And Victory
Procurement: Another F-35 Failure
Peacetime Operations: The Island Disease
Israel: Hamas Makes A Controversial Deal
FARC Hit With a Plague of Walkers
July 14, 2006: While some factions of FARC demonstrate a willingness to negotiate, most do not, and fighting continues. In the last two days, about 24 rebels have been killed. The troops and police are going after remote rebel camps, and pushing FARC groups farther away from populated areas. This makes it more difficult for FARC to keep its people supplied, and lowers morale among the FARC gunmen. Hundreds of FARC members are quitting each month, some of them surrendering and formally accepting the amnesty, others just walking away. Because FARC has been forced out of so many populated areas, the "walkers" can go home without fear of FARC retribution.
July 11, 2006: Operations against FARC and drug gangs continues, with at least fifteen FARC fighters killed in several clashes.
July 7, 2006: In the past three years, 41,000 members of armed groups (rebels, drug gangs) have accepted the amnesty deal and disarmed. The government has started a follow up program to see how many of those former gangsters have returned to their bad-old-ways.
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