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Essays

The Wall Street Journal

Illustration of a soldier in camouflage seen from behind, arms wreathed in flame, standing in a grayscale city street facing an American flag.

The Danger Posed by Today's Angry Vets

In this essay for The Wall Street Journal, Elliot Ackerman examines how disillusioned veterans are reshaping American foreign policy around loyalty rather than ideals.

Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, seen from a crowded Main Street U.S.A. beneath a partly cloudy sky.

Happily Paying a Mouse's Ransom

In this essay for The Wall Street Journal's "About Face" column, Elliot Ackerman describes how a family trip to Walt Disney World changed his mind.

Illustration of a swarm of military drones attacking an aircraft carrier at sea, with an explosion on its flight deck.

How Drone Swarms Will Change Military Power

In this essay for The Wall Street Journal, Elliot Ackerman and Admiral James Stavridis argue that AI-directed drone swarms will reshape the global balance of military power.

Hardcover of 'Dad's Maybe Book' by Tim O'Brien, with a denim-blue cover and a taped snapshot photo.

'Dad's Maybe Book' Review: A Veteran of Life

In this review for The Wall Street Journal, Elliot Ackerman assesses Tim O'Brien's "Dad's Maybe Book," written for the novelist's two young sons.