The author is a former Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army infantry who spent a total of 28 months in Iraq.
The history of how the invasion came about has been largely falsified by both the right-wing supporters of the invasion and the liberal commentators who opposed the war.
On Feb. 2, Chris Kyle, the deadliest sniper is U.S. history, was killed by fellow veteran Eddie Ray Routh at a shooting range in Texas. This was an abrupt end to a life spent assassinating opponents of imperialism.
We understand the sentiment of those gracious enough to express their gratitude. But as a generation of new veterans we want to add to the discourse how many of us feel on Veterans Day...
Why are there no sanctions against the U.S.? Why are no U.S. leaders—past or present—currently occupying prison cells or awaiting trial?
Shaima Al-Awadi was killed not because of anything she did but because of who she was. She was Arab and Muslim, originally from Iraq, a country targeted for destruction by the U.S. government.
If Bradley Manning had slaughtered Iraqi civilians, he would have been set free instead of being locked up for 21 months; in contrast, the Pentagon has decided there will be no jail time for the Marines behind the Haditha massacre.
While combat troops are leaving, for now at least, the U.S. government is creating a staff of 16,000 for its newly constructed embassy in the heart of Baghdad.
New Secretary of Defense recycles Bush-era lies on trip to Iraq in mission to extend an unpopular war.
A newly released study by Brown University estimates the final cost of the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan ost could reach a mind-numbing $4.4 trillion.