Historian and Military Affairs Scholar

A.J. Bacevich

2 articles 1996

Andrew J. Bacevich is a historian, writer, and retired U.S. Army colonel known for his critical analyses of American foreign policy and militarism. A professor emeritus at Boston University, he is the author of numerous influential books on U.S. military strategy and international relations. He contributed to The Weekly Standard in 1996, writing on defense and foreign policy matters.

WRONG TIME, WRONG PLACE

July 8, 1996 · A.J. Bacevich, Magazine

PICKING THROUGH THE DROPPINGS of the Washington Post's campaign on behalf of Bob Woodward's new book The Choice, the strangest tidbit you will find concerns not the first lady's creepy cadre of New Age spiritual advisers but the commander in chief himself. Hillary Clinton may have talked to people…

WRONG TIME, WRONG PLACE

July 8, 1996 · A.J. Bacevich, Magazine

PICKING THROUGH THE DROPPINGS of the Washington Post's campaign on behalf of Bob Woodward's new book The Choice, the strangest tidbit you will find concerns not the first lady's creepy cadre of New Age spiritual advisers but the commander in chief himself. Hillary Clinton may have talked to people…