by Cristóbal S. Berry-Cabán As the world plunged into the devastating final year of the Second World War, Jewish American soldiers on opposite Continue Reading
History
Wash, Rinse, Repeat: Nations Divided Through Social Identity
Editor’s note: Citations have been removed to align with The Havok Journal’s formatting. Full references remain listed at the end. There are Continue Reading
Henry Allingham Made to Last
Henry Allingham July 16, 2009,Henry Allingham,the world's oldest man,died at the age of 113. In a world where things wear out fast,it seemed as Continue Reading
Silas Soule and the Duty to Disobey
The Decision That Defined a Man Editor’s note: Citation superscripts have been removed to align with The Havok Journal’s formatting. Full Continue Reading
Born in a Tavern, Forged in War
United States Marines are a unique breed. First, their branch of service was born in a bar called Tun Tavern in Philadelphia, PA, on November 10, Continue Reading
When a Beagle Taught America How to Remember
by Cristóbal S. Berry-Cabán The Peanuts gang are lounging together beneath the shade of a large tree, enjoying the crisp November air. Linus, Continue Reading
Did You Know a Woman Received the Medal of Honor?
by Chuck Yarling Let me introduce you to Dr. Mary Walker, who was known historically as an “American abolitionist, prohibitionist, prisoner Continue Reading
The Vampire Chronicles: An Attaché’s Whimsical Encounters with the Occult
by a former Special Forces Officer Editor’s Note: In the spirit of Halloween, we’re revisiting this spine-tingling tale of adventure and Continue Reading
Anacyclosis: Weak Men Have Made Hard Times
"Anacyclosis." I heard the term anacyclosis for the first time in a recent political/philosophy podcast. Being unfamiliar with the word and Continue Reading
The World That Ended on 9/12
by Nick Orton “Where were you on 9/11?” It’s a cliché now, yet it remains strangely symbolic—a badge some of us wear in a time when 9/11 has become Continue Reading
When Twenty Years Vanish
Forgive my redundancy; I’m still hung up on the anniversary of my deployment to Kuwait and Iraq in 2005. We had our twenty-year reunion last weekend, Continue Reading
Northbound Into the Dark
Nearly twenty years ago to the day, I boarded a commercial airplane with a machine gun slung on my back, along with 150 of my closest friends. Tray Continue Reading