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Bing West |
The View From Man Bear Pig
On the ground in Afghanistan, it’s still a question of power, not politics |
National Review
11/23/2009
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Bing West |
Vets In A Time Of Counterinsurgency
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Forbes
11/11/2009
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Bing West |
Military experts discuss the attack at Fort Hood
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The Washington Post
11/08/2009
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Bing West |
Afghanistan Trip Report
April-May, June-July, October of 2009 |
Westwrite
11/05/2009
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Bing West |
What is the military mission in Afghanistan?
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Freelance Star
08/23/2009
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Bing West |
How We’ll Win in Afghanistan
Gen. Petraeus knows how to defeat an insurgency. But he will need congressional support. |
Wall Street Journal
07/29/2009
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Bing West |
The War That Has to Be Won
But will our soldiers be given the chance to win it? |
National Review
05/06/2009
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Bing West |
Garbage, Lies and Uncertainties: Deception versus Risk in War
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Marine Corps Gazette
05/06/2009
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Bing West |
Old Problems, New Approaches?
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Wall Street Journal
05/01/2009
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Bing West |
Distinguished Disservice
In honoring Murtha, the Navy insults its own. |
The National Review
05/01/2009
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Bing West |
War Fighting Factors in Iraq and Afghanistan
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An Address at the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Museum
03/05/2009
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Bing West |
From Iraq to Afghanistan: Accounting for Success, Hoping for Short Cuts
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The Atlantic
09/24/2008
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Bing West |
Commentary: How The West Was Won
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Forbes
09/03/2008
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Bing West |
Interview
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Frontpage Interview
09/01/2008
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Bing West |
The War in Iraq Is Over. What Next?
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Wall Street Journal
08/12/2008
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Bing West and Max Boot |
Iraq's No. 1 problem
Bush may have to withdraw his support for Nouri Maliki if the prime minister continues to slow progress. |
Los Angeles Times
01/28/2008
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Owen West |
The New National Divide
The nation is splitting apart over a war it does not understand. We would be well to take the advice of men like Doug Zembiec, who have seen the true face of the enemy. |
The Wall Street Journal
09/12/2007
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Owen West and Bing West |
The Laptop is mightier than the Sword
The inability to expose insurgents--and an unwillingness to arrest those we do catch-- is the single largest technical failure of the war in Iraq. |
The New York Times
06/15/2007
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Owen West |
Swimming Upstream
The military's catch-and-release policy imperils our counterinsurgency effort in Iraq |
The Marine Corps Gazette
06/01/2007
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Bing West |
Iraq Trip Report
Trip Report: 13th trip to Iraq |
National Review
05/28/2007
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Owen West and Bing West |
The Advisory Model
An argument to implement an Advisory Model in Iraq |
Slate.com
05/23/2007
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Owen West |
Why Congress Should Embrace the Surge
Our leaders need to come to swift agreement on Iraq or the Long War is imperiled. An Advisory Model is the compromise. |
The New York Times
05/01/2007
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Bing West |
The Great Wall of Indifference
On patrol inside Baghdad's tensest neighborhood. |
Slate.com
04/25/2007
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Bing West and Owen West |
Iraq's Real Civil War
Sunni Tribes Battle Al Qaeda Terrorists in Anbar |
Wall Street Journal
04/05/2007
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Bing West and Eliot Cohen |
Our Only Hope
The best chance for Iraq |
Wall Street Journal
01/08/2007
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Bing West |
Streetwise
Whether we ultimately stay or go, we need to contain the burgeoning forces of chaos now— and that requires fixing Iraq’s policing problems. An expert explains how. |
The Atlantic
01/01/2007
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Owen West, Dave Bellavia and Wade Zirkle |
Birth of an Army
With Iraqi Forces in Ramadi |
Weekly Standard
07/24/2006
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Owen West |
The Troops Have Moved On
Frantic, short-sighted partisanship is no way to run a war |
New York Times
05/29/2006
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Bing West |
Handing Off a Country
Soldiers and Marines shift responsibility to the Iraqi Army. Will it work? |
Slate.com
04/01/2006
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Owen West |
Leadership from the Rear
This account of an ambush won the USMC 2005 Leadership Essay Contest |
Marine Corps Gazette
09/01/2005
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