category: Iraq/Afghanistan/Pakistan
The Intercept | June 17, 2017
The Intercept | January 14, 2016
The Intercept | Oct. 15, 2015
The Intercept | September 9, 2015
The Intercept | July 30, 2015
The Intercept | May 19, 2015
The Intercept | March 27, 2015
The Intercept | March 13, 2015
The Intercept | February 13, 2015
The Intercept | January 8, 2015
The Intercept | Dec. 16, 2014
The Intercept | September 10, 2014
Beheading Videos and the Censorship of War Imagery
The New Yorker Online | April 9, 2013
The New York Times | March 14, 2013
Sunday Times Magazine (London) | March 3, 2013
Lieutenant Tim McLaughlin was at the Pentagon on 9/11 and in Baghdad the day it fell. Ten years on, he shares his graphic war diaries for the first time.
The Atlantic Online | 12-13-2012
The acclaimed thriller about the hunt for Osama bin Laden represents a troubling new frontier of government-embedded filmmaking.
The Nation | May 9, 2012
The New Yorker Online | May 4, 2011
The New Yorker | January 3, 2011
How the media inflated a minor moment in a long war
Foreign Policy | September 8, 2009
It succors and drowns human life. And for the last eight years, oil — and the people and places that make it — was my obsession.
Slate | July 18, 2008
What “Generation Kill” Gets Right About Iraq
The New York Times Magazine | May 1, 2005
The counterinsurgency is increasingly being waged by former elite troops of Saddam Hussein’s army, with guidance from a U.S. adviser who in the 80’s commanded the Special Forces in El Salvador. It’s not a pretty campaign.
Popular Science | October 2004
An ode to the Thuraya 7101 Satphone.
Gizmodo | May 3, 2004
A War Correspondent’s Digital Gear
The New York Times Magazine | January 11, 2004
Major John Nagl was a leading military scholar on how to fight a resistance. But could he make his ideas work on the ground in Iraq?
War: USA, Afghanistan, Iraq | January 2004
The New York Times Magazine | December 15, 2002
Ideas of 2002
The New York Times Magazine | December 14, 2003
The New York Times Magazine | December 14, 2003
New tools for an occupation.
Outside | July 2003
This spring, a quarter of a million Americans took a trip. It was noisy, hot, and violent. Accommodations were poor. Some of them didn’t come back.
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