The tornado that devastated Moore, Okla., yesterday has prompted the deployment of 250 members of the Oklahoma National Guard and other responders to the affected area. The National Guard members …
When I saw the news headline in my email feed on late Friday afternoon that former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin had been indicted, I have to confess my first …
In the late summer and early fall of 2005, you could not turn on a TV, radio, or computer without being bombarded by the sound, fury, and imagery that was …
In the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the pre-storm preparations made by the U.S. military were put to the test. The Department of Defense (DoD) and the Department of Homeland …
As Hurricane Sandy started to batter the East Coast of the United States yesterday, the National Guard and U.S. military had more than 61,000 personnel mobilized and ready for duty. …
While National Preparedness Month has ended, the need for individuals, communities, and businesses to hope for the best and plan for the worst endures. In his 2012 proclamation re-declaring the …
I was disappointed to read a recent Defense Media Network post, “A Washington Monument to Failing Resilience”, which incorrectly qualified the effort being made to repair the Washington Monument as having …
Zombies – undead, flesh-eating, mindless, reanimated corpses with an insatiable appetite for consuming human flesh – are commonplace in everyday science fiction and fantasy literature, television series, movies, video games, …
As the nation again pauses to remember the anniversary of another Sept. 11, it is worthy to note how far our nation has come in the 11 years since “that …
There are more than enough reasons to applaud the fact that AT&T Inc. was named as the first private sector company to be certified to DHS’ Voluntary Private Sector Preparedness …
