A police officer approaches a male subject. After numerous 911 calls regarding him, the officer engages the male in conversation and through the Continue Reading
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Why So Much Hate for Nazis While Socialists and Communists Get a Pass?
This article first appeared in The Havok Journal on August 22, 2017. Has anything changed today? __________________ Who is the greatest mass murderer Continue Reading
Coming Home from Afghanistan
by Chris Fitzmaurice The following is part of a collection of short stories titled Insha’Allah: Short Stories of the Long War in Afghanistan." Continue Reading
My First Engagement with the Enemy
I don't always know what will trigger a flashback of my deployment to Afghanistan, but today, it happened to be the song at the end of the 2020 Mulan Continue Reading
The Last Plane out of Kabul
By Scott Chapman and Anonymous; This was originally published on ScottChapmanAuthor.com and republished with permission. Dated: 31 Aug 2021 The Continue Reading
The War Isn’t Over–It’s HALF-TIME!
by Ryan 'Dino' Norm 9-11-21 has been hard. So has the past few weeks. It’s been extremely difficult. The end of the war in Afghanistan has Continue Reading
A UK Soldier Welcomes You to Tank Park, Iraq
by Justin “Jud” Haywood This originally appeared in Vocal.Media as "Tank Park" in June 2021. It is republished here with the author's permission. Continue Reading
The Weekly Havok, Episode 29: What Does 9/11 Mean to You Now?
On 9/11, Ayman Kafel was an American college student of Middle Eastern descent and Marshall McGurk was a second-year cadet at West Point. How they Continue Reading
A Little Bit of Wisdom Gained at a Price: Take the Time to Listen
I’m not sure where this is going but that should keep things exciting. I read Scott Faith’s article on Afghanistan ("Afghanistan: We Give You Our Continue Reading
Covid 19: The U.S. is in a Hurry and Riding the Rim
by Frank Pauc This first appeared in Frank’s blog on August 22, 2020, as "Riding the Rim." It is republished here with the author’s Continue Reading
Where Were You on September 12, 2001?
by someone who remembers This is not usually the question we ask when thinking back to that fateful day just 24 hours prior. Typically, our Continue Reading
An Anniversary of Deceit and Cowardice
by Jeremy Sisson Morning rituals are funny things. They create a rhythm, and if broken, break the day. My rhythm was carried each morning by the Continue Reading
