ASPEN • The Aspen Security forum spent much time pondering conflict with American rivals China and Russia, but little on the war that is still…
Tom Roeder
Senior Military Editor
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Tom Roeder is the Gazette's senior military editor. In Colorado Springs since 2003, Tom covers seven military installations in Colorado, including five in the Pikes Peak region. His main job, though, is being dad to two great kids.
America could be losing its lead in computer warfare. At the Aspen Security Forum, Pentagon leaders and industry chiefs said the biggest arms race that America faces may be in cyberspace, where even smaller nations like North Korea and Iran could bring havoc to U.S. soil.
Everybody’s hero this weekend is Neil Armstrong, who took that one small step 50 years ago when Apollo 11 carried America to its first moon landing.
ASPEN • From trade wars to real ones with missiles and warships, China is seen as America’s biggest rival, and the future of that rivalry was …
My father at 18 in his high school graduation photo. Douglas X Roeder went on to become one of the 400,000 heroes who sent astronauts to the moon.
When they’re active duty, members of the U.S. military have access to some of the best mental health care in the country. But the minute those warriors step back into the civilian world, things often fall apart.
After 50 years of false starts and broken promises, America is going back to the moon. And in an effort that’s pushed more by upstart space co…
The Tobin fire that erupted Tuesday near the entrance to Great Sand Dunes National Park and Reserve has been quickly brought under control, of…
Former U.S. Olympic Committee boss Scott Blackmun, who was criticized in an internal review for his inaction in 2015-2016 on the committee’s s…
A Fort Carson soldier died Sunday in a “non-combat” incident in Afghanistan, the Pentagon announced.