Whether or not you have a loved one in the military, it’s difficult to imagine the daily reality for soldiers currently serving in the longest war in American history. Basetrack, an experimental media group, has been on the ground with one United States Marine Corps battalion – at a base…
After the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan, the military established by the Taliban was dissolved, leaving security in the hands of NATO forces. Nine years later, war-fatigued electorates in America and elsewhere have been clamoring for the withdrawal of troops and resources from Afghanistan. Amandine Lee brings us more on the…
War News Radio’s Aaron Moser talks about the latest wave of bombings in Iraq with John Leland of the New York Times in Baghdad. (mp3)
Amandine Lee takes a look at the new government in Iraq – and what it signifies for Iraq’s future. (mp3)
This week, War News Radio featured a report on U.S. Army Sgt. Ahmed Altaie, the last U.S. service member still reported as missing or captured in Iraq. Here are some of the resources we discovered while reporting: On Facebook: Free Prisoner of War in Iraq – US Army Sergeant Ahmed Kousay…
President Obama declared the end of combat missions in Iraq during an Oval Office address in August, saying the the U.S. had met it’s obligation in that country. But one American soldier remains missing in action, and his family is still waiting for answers. War News Radio’s Jeremy Rapaport-Stein spoke…