Military Fiction Writers Discuss Storytelling from the Frontline
Why fiction? The question was the focus of a writing panel hosted by the Modern War Institute on...
Read MoreWhy fiction? The question was the focus of a writing panel hosted by the Modern War Institute on...
Read MoreOn January 19, Max Brooks, an MWI non-resident fellow and author of the New York Times-bestselling...
Read MoreOn Thursday, January 19, Max Brooks discussed the importance of creative thinking to a roomful of...
Read MoreOn January 10, retired Staff Sgt. Sal Giunta—the first living Medal of Honor recipient since the Vietnam War era—spoke to USMA cadets and faculty about leadership and the importance of building teams.
Read MoreIn November, the Modern War Institute hosted its inaugural Class of 2006 War Studies Conference....
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Five Years Later: Remembering the Lessons of Afghanistan
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