Australians, pull your head out of the keg, ignore the heartwarming hype about “building infrastructure” — we’re part of a pitiless war machine, writes Richard Neville.
Military service
Army life was never so sweet for Gallipoli diggers
Australia’s tank commanders are having trouble telling which large objects on the parade ground are tanks and which are the men who are supposed to be driving them, writes David Gillespie.
President Chickenhawk
George W. Bush has told troops that he’s envious of the “fantastic experience” they’re having in Afghanistan, but did the war in Vietnam offer him precisely that opportunity? Jeff Sparrow writes.
