Todd South
Editor-at-large
Todd South has written about crime, courts, government and the military for multiple publications since 2004 and was named a 2014 Pulitzer finalist for a co-written project on witness intimidation. Todd is a Marine veteran of the Iraq War.
All Stories By Todd
Army Guardsman indicted for trying to ship military radio to Russia
Federal authorities also allege the Guardsman photographed a U.S. military base, believing it would benefit the Russian government.
This 3-star Army general explains what multi-domain operations mean for you
Lt. Gen. Eric Wesley heads the Army Futures Command Future Concepts Center.
This Marine officer is writing Tom Clancy-style military fiction and he says you can too
Rawlings' first book was co-authored with Mark Greaney, the writer who continued the Jack Ryan series created by the late Tom Clancy.
How US spec ops troops did in shooting, tactical competition with Latin American countries
The competition's focus on crisis response has now expanded to other security concerns.
Army to build at least two new multi-domain task forces
The force is moving toward soldiers at the company level thinking and working in all domains.
Wearable ID to give soldiers access to networks downrange, do more than smartcards
Soldiers wearing the new tokens would be automatically recognized just by getting near the system they need to use.
The Army hopes this Black Hawk upgrade will help counter incoming missiles
The infrared countermeasure helps better detect rockets and other threats.
Marines reprimand 1-star alleged to have bullied subordinates and ‘devalued women’
Cooling now serves as assistant deputy commandant of Plans, Policies and Operations.
Half the crew, twice the firepower: How the Army looks to transform artillery
While the Army extends ranges and adds an autoloader, it also needs to figure out artillery resupply.
Sending the MEF to war: Why East Coast Marines are focusing on MEF-level warfighting
It’s a major shift in warfighting and a way to keep adversaries such as Russia always looking over its shoulder.
