It ain’t easy, blogging from the front lines. Keeping a website up isn’t exactly the top priority under fire. And what’s written often leans towards boosterism — especially when the brass tends to clamp down on the more unvarnished depictions of military life.
But I’ve stumbled across a trio of U.S. Army bloggers in Iraq that I think are worth a read. With moving, you-are-there descriptions of military life, pictures from the battlezone, and ruminations on the big questions that war raises, Major K, Thunder6, and Lieutenant C are extremely clickable. And, since all three are from the same batallion, readers get the benefit of three sets of eyes on the same questions and situations. Good stuff.
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