Colonel (Ret.) Eric Jorgensen on whether "strategic patience" will work or if America will face "mission creep" yet again in its latest project against ISIS in Iraq.

Retired U.S. Air Force fighter pilot Eric Jorgensen on Jordan's response to ISIS' murder of Lt. Moaz al-Kasasbeh and how America and its partners can defeat ISIS without becoming like them.

In light of the sequestration debate, Colonel (Ret.) Eric Jorgensen explains what 'Military Readiness' is and why it is so vital to America's national security.

Colonel (Ret.) Eric Jorgensen holds that we should not lose sight of the fact that the size and needs of the U.S. Army should be determined first and foremost by one factor: Victory.

Air Force Colonel (Ret.) Eric Jorgensen counters critics of the F-22 and its use against ISIS over Syria, demonstrating the the aircraft's efficiency and military effectiveness.

Eric Jorgensen on how to take asymmetric advantage of the full range of U.S instruments of national power in a way that overwhelms our adversaries.

ISIS exists partially because of the president's hands-off approach, a philosophy that has limited U.S. options for shaping outcomes. Eric Jorgensen assesses the risk ISIS poses.

Eric Jorgensen writes on Full-Spectrum Engagement: The mindset necessary to pair both civil and military engagement to preserve strategic victories in the long term in the peace, or "space", between wars.