Escort Duty: Bringing Jimmy Home by Jarrod L. Taylor Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in "Proud to Be: Writing by American Continue Reading
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Unto The Inferno “For Them All”
Unto The Inferno “For Them All” by Andy Huynh This was originally published on Spotter Up and shared on The Havok Journal with permission from the Continue Reading
Accidental Success Still Means Putting in the Work
I was the worst little leaguer in the history of ever. My poor coach was thrilled beyond reason when I started, because I was his first southpaw. He Continue Reading
Demons of Our Actions
by Trey Tull Our lives are composed of the consequences of our actions, the good, the bad, and the neutral. I believe the pattern of life is for us Continue Reading
Kaepernick Has the Right to Kneel, We Have the Right to Not Like It
Kaepernick Has the Right to Kneel, We Have the Right to Not Like It by Marlon Muir This article originally appeared in The Havok Journal September Continue Reading
Why Top Performers Fail When They Leave the Military
Why Top Performers Fail When They Leave the Military by Captain Byron Chen Where motivated veterans go wrong when they start their career Continue Reading
Advanced Battle Management System OnRamp #2, Accelerating Data-Sharing and Decision-Making
Published courtesy of Debbie Henley, 505th Command and Control Wing (ACC) Public Affairs. See photo credit and information at the bottom of the Continue Reading
The Many Blessings of an @ss Chewing
Okinawa in the 60s and early 70s was the ideal environment for a red-blooded American boy to grow up. There were endless woods and caves to explore, Continue Reading
An Excerpt: “The Demon Within”
An Excerpt: "The Demon Within" We are thrilled to share a brief excerpt of a story that is dark and adventuresome, The Demon Within does not Continue Reading
NFL Kneeling? Stop Making the Interesting Important!
NFL Kneeling? Stop Making the Interesting Important! by J.C. Glick This first appeared in The Havok Journal September 18, 2018. Here we are, Continue Reading
Book Review: WAR{N}PIECES by Leo Jenkins
Written by Jonathan Baxter war{n}pieces, the second poetry anthology from Ranger/poet/vagabond/philosopher Leo Jenkins, offers meditations on the Continue Reading
Not All Heroes Wear Capes, but Some Do
Not All Heroes Wear Capes, but Some Do by Kate Nelson There are a lot of reasons people choose to join the military. They range from patriotism, Continue Reading
