Johnson, Chalmers
Johnson, Lyndon
Jones, James
K
Kagan, Frederick
Kagan, Kimberly
Kandahar Airfield
Karzai, Hamid
Khalilzad, Zalmay
Khan, Awal
Khan, Reza
Kilian, Michael
Kraft, Joseph
Krauthammer, Charles
Krugman, Paul
Kurtz, Howard
L
LaFraniere, Sharon
Landler, Mark
Laos
Lebanon
Lenahan, Patrick
Levin, Carl
Libby, Scooter
Lindqvist, Sven
M
MacArthur, Douglas
Massoud, Ahmed Shah
Mayer, Jane
Mazzetti, Mark
McCaffrey, Barry R.
McCain, John
McChrystal, Stanley
McInerney, Thomas G.
McKiernan, David D.
Meigs, Montgomery
Michaels, Jim
military bases
airbases
base-building and
embassy as
as enduring camps/occupation
financial costs of
global presence of
as gunboat diplomacy
private contractors and
secret bases
space-based platforms
Miller, Judy
Mitchell, Allison
Mitchell, Billy
Mohammed, Khalid Shaikh
monuments to war
Morgenstein, Jonathan
Mullen, Mike
N
Nadery, Ahmad Nader
Nagl, John
Neillands, Robin
newspeak
airpower and
American imperialism and
civilian death and
collateral damage
covert war
extraordinary rendition (kidnapping)
good governance
media coverage and
terrorist/rebel/resistance and
torture
U.S. war culture and
See also Hollywood movie, war as
Next Generation Bomber
Nielson-Green, Rumi
Nixon, Richard/Nixon administration
North, Oliver
O
Obama, Barack/Obama administration
counterinsurgency and
drones and
endless war discourse
good governance discourse and
imagined address on Afghanistan
inherited legacy of
national security expenditures
war on terror and
war policies/war cabinet of
widening war efforts of
withdrawal plans
Odierno, Ray
O’Hanlon, Michael
Orwell, George
“Ozymandias” (Shelley)
P
Panetta, Leon
Patriot Act
Paur, Jason
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor (2001)
Pentagon, the
Perkins, David G.
Petraeus, David
Pincus, Walter
Plame, Valerie
Pletka, Danielle
Pollack, Kenneth
Porter, Gareth
Powell, Colin
Project for the New American Century
R
Reagan, Ronald/Reagan administration
Reese, Timothy R.
Reflecting Absence memorial
Rich, Frank
Ricks, Thomas E.
Risen, James
Rosenberg, Matthew
Roughead, Gary
Rove, Karl
Rumsfeld, Donald
Rupert, James
S
Safire, William
Saletan, William
Sanger, David E.
Scahill, Jeremy
Scarborough, Rowan
Schake, Kori
Schell, Jonathan
Schloesser, Jeffrey J.
Schmitt, Eric
Searle, Thomas F.
sectarian struggles
September 11
as “36-Hour war,”
Bush administration and
Ground Zero and
as Hollywood movie
media coverage of
Pearl Harbor and
pre-9/11 shark attack stories and
Seven Days in May (1964)
Shachtman, Noah
Shadid, Anthony
Shane, Scott
Shanker, Thom
shark attacks
Shelby, Richard
Shelley, Percy Bysshe
Sherry, Michael
Singer, Peter
Slaughter, Anne-Marie
Sly, Liz
Spiegel, Peter
Spolar, Christine
Steele, Michael
Steinberg, Saul
Sterngold, James
surveillance. See also drones
T
Taliban, the
Tavernise, Sabrina
Teets, Peter B.
Tenet, George
Terminator movies
terrorism
domestic fear of
media discourse on
newspeak and
Obama administration and
pre-9/11 domestic terrorism
war on terror and
torture
Turse, Nick
Tyson, Ann Scott
U
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
V
Vietnam
W
weapons of mass destruction
Weart, Spencer
Weeki Wachee mermaids
Wells, H. G.
Westmoreland, William
Will, George
Williams, Daniel
withdrawal efforts
Wolfowitz, Paul
Woodward, Bob
Woolsey, R. James
Wright Brothers
Z
Zahir, Haji
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