Why is it that so many journalists sensationalize reports at the expense of their professional integrity and whoever might collaterally get in their way? I, like many others in the nation, was grief-stricken when the news broke about the...

Lately, more than a few Chapter members have expressed great concern over statistics and reports claiming that the current Rules of Engagement (ROE) for Operation Enduring Freedom – Afghanistan (OEF‐A) have put US forces at greater risk of injury...

Many of us are justifiably upset over the passing of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013 this past December 18th. I have heard several opinions from friends and associates on what this will mean for the military retiree community...

As I’ve often stated in the past, we are fortunate to be a Chapter that is located in such close proximity to the 1SFG, one of only five active duty Special Forces Groups, and a Company of the 19SFG...

The Chapter XVI Newsletter Editor Glen Craig and I both have a keen interest in military history, especially as it pertains to Unconventional Warfare. In our continuing effort to provide historical vignettes and accounts of events that shaped our...

Life is good for Chapter 16. I am pleased to report that we have had more than a few successes since our last business meeting in June. At the top of the list is 1st Special Forces Group Reunion...

When considering a topic for each President’s Message I often revisit the SFA Mission Statement and try to stay within the perimeters of those tenets. SF traditions and history have always been one of my favorites and most who...

This spring marks my third year as the President of Chapter XVI. Since taking the helm one of my duties has been to define our responsibility to our members and our role in the SF community. If you recall,...