Albert Pyle contributed to The Weekly Standard during its early years, writing on military and naval affairs. His pieces for the magazine included coverage of naval justice issues and commentary on social movements.
JUDGMENTS ARE RENDERED QUICKLY below decks in the Navy. Enlisted men (women are still a small minority in the seagoing ranks) hold court on the spot, and they are far more interested in truth and justice than in mercy and reform. Political correctness is not a consideration in seagoing…
JUDGMENTS ARE RENDERED QUICKLY below decks in the Navy. Enlisted men (women are still a small minority in the seagoing ranks) hold court on the spot, and they are far more interested in truth and justice than in mercy and reform. Political correctness is not a consideration in seagoing…
This is a message for a group of people more often spoken of than spoken to. As the dust settles from the march on Washington asserting the dignity of African American males generally, this is meant in particular for you -- for unemployed black men.