Soleimani and Targeted Killings of Enemy Combatants – Part I: Revisiting the “First Shot”-Theory - Opinio Juris
Do the right thing' and protect civilian infrastructure during conflict: UN relief chief | | UN News
Upholding the humane treatment of all prisoners of war > U.S. Army Reserve > News-Display
Trump attack on Geneva conventions denounced by ex-officers and advocates | Donald Trump | The Guardian
Military uniforms and the law of war | International Review of the Red Cross | Cambridge Core
Status of Foreign Fighters in the Ukrainian Legion - Lieber Institute West Point
Putin isn't likely to face a war crimes trial, but courts have other options : NPR
GCIII Commentary: protecting the honour of prisoners of war - Humanitarian Law & Policy Blog
Louisiana Guard: Saints in the Skies > National Guard > Article View
GCIII Commentary: If I can't feed you, do I have to let you go? - Humanitarian Law & Policy Blog
Russia, Ukraine & International Law: On Occupation, Armed Conflict and Human Rights | Human Rights Watch
Ukraine Symposium - Targeting Leadership - Lieber Institute West Point
Hamdan v. Rumsfeld: Applying the Constitution to Guantánamo prisoners | The National Constitution Center
The Enemy in Our Hands: America's Treatment of Prisoners of War from the Revolution to the War on Terror: Doyle, Robert C., Krammer, Arnold P.: 9780813134604: Amazon.com: Books
Hunting for the enemy and souvenirs | Article | The United States Army
Conspiring with the Enemy and Cooperating in Warfare - Ideas | Institute for Advanced Study
Soldiers first, lawyers always | Article | The United States Army
The Red Cross of the Geneva Convention. What It Is - Clara Barton National Historic Site (U.S. National Park Service)
Hays Parks and Direct Participation in Hostilities - Lieber Institute West Point
DVIDS - News - Designated Army Reserve Ready Force X units set to shape future battlefields
Negro in the Navy - 1947
Ukraine Wants Foreign Reinforcements. Will American Civilians Fight? | Military.com
International Transfer Point Operations | Article | The United States Army
Rules of Engagement - Boston Review
