By Coby Criste Military books are generally thought to cover a historical accounting of events. For instance, the memoirs of…
As someone who has been teaching online technical courses for nearly 10 years, American Military University faculty member Brian Warnecke…
By Robert “Smitty” Smith Faculty Member, Military Studies at American Military University Military history is replete with dazzling victories and…
A cyberattack has occurred! Fictional, that is. Day Two of the Cyber 9/12 Student Challenge took place on Saturday, March 12 in Washington.
By Erik Kleinsmith
One acronym that is almost uniformly misunderstood and yet hated in the intelligence community is LPTA. Intelligence job-seekers need to understand what LPTA means and why to be very very wary of it.
Officials of the Polish Ministry of Defense, along with military police, raided the Counterintelligence Center of Excellence Friday morning to remove the head of the center.
By Erik Kleinsmith
The attack in San Bernardino, California highlights the role of female terrorists. The presence of women in a terror group is neither a new phenomenon nor limited to any one type of group or role. Female terrorists should NOT be considered an anomaly and they are, in fact, quite common as are some of the particular trends and patterns that can be associated with their presence. Here are tips for the intelligence analyst and police investigator to help them understand the unique aspects of female terrorists and assist with their predictions of future actions of a terror group.
The San Bernardino attack won’t be the last in a wave of terror in America. It also will not be the only time we will see female terrorists taking an active role.
By Dr. Gary Deel
Read the conclusion of a lawsuit against a hotel for a slip-and-fall accident. Learn why it’s so important for hotels to be proactive about maintenance in order to avoid such cases of negligence.
