Drive on Baghdad: Joint warfare and the march up country to Baghdad, 2003.

Duel in the North: In the summer of 1941, Germany launched Operation Barbarossa against the Soviet Union. Recalled from an early retirement, Wilhelm von Leeb lead Army Group North during its campaign to capture the northern city of Leningrad, sparking one of the bloodiest sieges of World War II.

Khandar: Special Forces in Afghanistan: Analysis of counter-insurgency operations in southern Afghanistan in America’s War on Terrorism.

New World Order: Analysis of conflicts that may occur in the future with the current state of affairs.

Fallujah, 2004: Analysis of the American Marine operation in Fallujah following the fall of the Baathist regime in Iraq in the aftermath of the American invasion.

On the Razor's Edge - Turkey in World War II: Turkey remained neutral until the end of World War II by adroitly playing off the Axis and Allied Powers. They, in turn, wooed the Turks with economic and military incentives to join their respective coalitions.

Invasion Cuba - Missile Crisis, October 1962: The United States and the Soviet Union came close to full-scale war in the autumn of 1962. The flashpoint for this Cold War confrontation was the Cuban Missile Crisis of 16-28 October 1962.

Putin’s War: Analysis of Russian military aggression in the 21st century, and the potential conflicts that may arise between the West and Russia.