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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the Islamic State (ISIS), appears in a propaganda video seated outdoors wearing traditional clothing and a head covering, speaking to the camera with an ISIS flag partially visible beside him.

ISIS Strategy Years in the Making

Published in The New Republic during the Islamic State's rapid advance across Iraq in 2014, Elliot Ackerman argues that ISIS was pursuing a deliberate insurgent strategy rooted in principles outlined...

Abandoned amusement park swing ride in a war-damaged Syrian city, with empty chain-hung seats, faded paint, and graffiti-covered walls, symbolizing the impact of conflict on civilian life and childhood spaces.

Syria's War Poets

In Gaziantep, Turkey, Elliot Ackerman meets two Syrian refugee poets whose lives and work have been shaped by revolution, exile, and civil war. Through poetry, activism, and personal sacrifice, they...

Official U.S. Army portrait of Bowe Bergdahl in camouflage uniform and maroon airborne beret, standing before an American flag prior to his disappearance and capture in Afghanistan.

Bowe Bergdahl Haunted Us All

Published in The New Republic following the release of Bowe Bergdahl in 2014, Elliot Ackerman examines the controversy through the perspective of those who served in Afghanistan. Drawing on his...

Two U.S. Marines rush to aid a wounded Marine lying on the rain-soaked streets of Fallujah during the Second Battle of Fallujah in Iraq.

Bravery on the Streets of Fallujah

Published in The New Republic for Memorial Day, Elliot Ackerman recalls the Second Battle of Fallujah through the extraordinary actions of Gunnery Sgt. Ryan Shane, who risked his life to...

U.S. Marines stack outside a damaged building during urban combat in Fallujah, Iraq, preparing to move through the doorway while scanning for threats.

Was Fallujah Worth It?

After ISIS swept through parts of Anbar Province, Elliot Ackerman revisits one of the defining days of the Battle of Fallujah. Through the memory of a rooftop firefight and the...

Demi Moore as Navy SEAL candidate Jordan O’Neil during amphibious training in the 1997 film G.I. Jane.

The Case for Female SEALs

In this Atlantic essay, Elliot Ackerman examines military gender integration and argues that elite special operations units may provide the strongest foundation for women seeking combat leadership roles. Drawing on...